Blue Foods
Created | Updated Apr 6, 2002
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<BODY><P>Of all the colors, the one you should never eat or drink is: blue.</P>
<P>Their are, of course, some exceptions. Blueberries are one. There are almost no other naturaly occuring foods that are the color blue. The other exception is blue M&M's. An M&M is an M&M.</P>
<P>Try and think of some exceptions. Not many. Water is not an exception, because water is not blue. It is clear. Now try and think about other, less edible blue things. Some examples: paint, ink, barbicide, many paper and plastic products.</P>
<P>Now what of gum, toothpaste, and mouthwash? They <b> can </b> be blue, because you don't swallow them. Hopefully.</P>
<p>It is based on this, and far more reaserch, that I have determined that blue is not a color for human consumption. </BODY>
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<INTRO></INTRO>
<BODY><P>Of all the colors, the one you should never eat or drink is: blue.</P>
<P>Their are, of course, some exceptions. Blueberries are one. There are almost no other naturaly occuring foods that are the color blue. The other exception is blue M&M's. An M&M is an M&M.</P>
<P>Try and think of some exceptions. Not many. Water is not an exception, because water is not blue. It is clear. Now try and think about other, less edible blue things. Some examples: paint, ink, barbicide, many paper and plastic products.</P>
<P>Now what of gum, toothpaste, and mouthwash? They <b> can </b> be blue, because you don't swallow them. Hopefully.</P>
<p>It is based on this, and far more reaserch, that I have determined that blue is not a color for human consumption. </BODY>
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