Tamara said:
Liebling:-))) said:Interesting, what about flavor additives? Of course we all including underage children eat some of flavor additives... Did you know about that? If not, then check food labels...
Did you know that Many liquid flavors or powder alcohol as an ingredient?
Yes, flavor additives foods such as sodas, ice cream, salad dressings, powder, cakes, cookies, sauces etc masked as alcohol. The flavor additives is form of alcohol, oil, coloring etc. Of course, also medical, too.What about that?
I alway make sure that any foods are alcohol free after check back of food label before buy them.
I would suggest everyone to check the back of foods label (canned, powder packet, etc). It written "Flavor".
Would you also sue government, too because some of alcohol in flavor additives? Yes, it's also legal to add alcohol in flavor additives, medicial...etc.
Tamara said:I must admit I didn't know its is LEGAL to serve alcohlic to underage children until my teenager daughter's older friend told us it is ok to drink alcohlic for any ages I thought she's making it up........................ until I went to see the Licencer Pub Owner and question him as I am naive about it as children knows more from their High School friends!!!
He said it is ok if I or any parents order alcohlic drinks for underage children if we order their meals too. They won't accept if I order a bowl of chip with alcohlic drink.
My middle daughter is 14, I order a Vodka bottle - 275ml (4.8% ALC/VOL) with raspberry flavour UDL, she drank it all with a meal. She is fine and alert.
I won't order alcohlic bottle for my other 11 years old daughter because to me she is still underage and too young.
The Pub Owner said he will lose his licence and heavy fine, perhaps closure of this hotel if he served alcohlic to underage children without parent's permission.
He will serve it to anyone who is 18 with ID.
Please remember I am European and brought up this culture, as I respect your decision to serve alcohlic to 21 years old and over likewise.
Heath said:Cheri, I don't see how Liebling is going off topic. She is speaking a voice of concern for the kid's safety and that is the woman's instinicts to speak up for the children. I don't see a conflict of interest here. Liebling is saying she checks the food label to make sure it is alochol free and she wanted to make sure to let you guys know about the dangers of flavor additives. She suggests you do the same to protect your children from those harmful effects. She is staying on topic as far as I can see. Sometimes it is alittle healthy to go off topic for a few mintunes then get back on the topic.
Cheri said:Mind your own business Heath, You have no idea what you are talking about, She gives her children drinks did you know that? Then if you don't know then you need to re-read the whole thread before jumping on me. Understood?
Tamara said:
Heath said:
Cheri said:
No, they are the same.
No, I do not make topic off posts here what I made is referring to alcohol because all what I see posts here claim 100% negatively about alcohol instead of cons and pros… That's how I am trying to explain the pros and cons about alochol issues. There're no cover as what you claim but show you the example, cons and pros....
Huh?I thought you know what is this forum for is share our feedback, opinion, agree and disagree etc. *sigh* ..... Never mind...
I do not need to add my post because Health said is correct. He and some of people understood that it's part of nature Europe culture to allow to serve the underage children under Parental Legal supersivion which different as America.
I simple ASK you either you know or not that alcohol hidden in nutrition. You do not need to be panic because I ASK you simple question...
Heath said:Cheri, I don't see how Liebling is going off topic. She is speaking a voice of concern for the kid's safety and that is the woman's instinicts to speak up for the children. I don't see a conflict of interest here. Liebling is saying she checks the food label to make sure it is alochol free and she wanted to make sure to let you guys know about the dangers of flavor additives. She suggests you do the same to protect your children from those harmful effects. She is staying on topic as far as I can see. Sometimes it is alittle healthy to go off topic for a few mintunes then get back on the topic.
Heath said:
deafclimber said:i agree ! however i wud ask my kids for holiday meals only when they turn 17 or 18. i dont see any diff. i remmy i was offered for the wine during the holidays at my ex-parent's home when i was teenager. my ex and her parent dont drink heavy drinks. they simply drink the wines, period. i dont see why the teenageers cant drink the wines at their parents during the holidays. i used my common sense like what right and wrong was when i was teenager.
i admire those europeans a lot because i have a lot of friends who come from south africa, austrailia and new zealand and, of course, europe. we did talk about the differences between our cultures. they admit they laugh at our cultures in some ways but respectfully and i am not surprised what they said. the winery grapes have been grown by the winers in europe for many many many years.. longer than this country and they cant change the cultures for the kids sakes. as long as the parent teach the kids the morals, the kids know what morals would be when they drink.
since i m seeing the heats in this thread, this is my last post eventually !
^Angel^ said:Cheri and Liebling, get your cute little buns over here now...
Come on girls, don't make me pull both of your legs here...
so quit agruing with each others before I get my whip out....
Liebling
umm...intersting...well thanks for sharing umm the song yeah..the song!