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Why is sausage considered a food to avoid?
Also, are hot dogs advisable?
How about salami?
Pork roll?
Thanks. 
Last edited by gregmcg1983; 07/15/06 11:29 PM.
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Those products tend to have modified starch fillers.... I know I react to breakfast sausage in most cases. Found one safe turkey sausage brand at Trader Joes when I lived out west.
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I eat a lot of sausage, but I carefully make sure its unadulterated. It's out there. Kosher hot dogs can be good, I get fresh breakfast pork sausage from the butcher area of the supermarket. I'm lucky enough to have an outstanding, genuine german sausage maker in Seattle: http://www.ulisfamoussausage.com/index.aspAs I've found with ice cream, I'm stuck with buying only the best. Victory or fuse! Paul
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Sausages commonly have thickeners and fillers using wheat and/or maltodextrose etc. etc. salami has same as well as heavy preservatives and pork has pork fat which is a very marginal food for us and can cause grief in quantity - probably same level as for almonds - a little is fine, indulge at your peril.
Which makes me think it may be the fat in almonds that is bad in quantity.
Who knows!
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