On Sat, 24 Mar 2012 12:17:38 -0700 (PDT), ImStillMags
> wrote:

>Most consumers realize that the FDA does not require genetically
>modified food to be labeled. That’s because the FDA has decided that
>you, dear consumer, don’t care if the tomato you’re eating has been
>cross bred with frog genes to render the tomato more resistant to cold
>weather. Some consumers may not be concerned with eating Frankenfood,
>but for those who are, here’s how to determine if the fruits and
>vegetables you’re buying are (GM) genetically modified.
>

>
>I say healthy, buy or grow organic wherever you can.

I don't know. How different is GMA compared to the cross breeding
that has been done for centuries already? We have nectarines don't
we?
Lots of strange things we eat here
http://www.fruitsinfo.com/hybrid-fruits.php

Boysenberry is a cross between blackberry, loganberry and raspberry.
It's a very large bramble fruit with large seeds. The fruit is in deep
maroon color. It turns black when it ripes.

Here's a tasty tidbit
http://www.rahealing.com/Hybrids.html
Did you know the domestic pig is unnatural, it is a product of
science. The modern pig or swine are known to have been developed by
the great scientist named Imhotep AKA Aesculapius the father of
science and medicine. He crossbred the animal for king Zoser in KMT
AKA Egypt to eat the garbage and the dead bodies after wars.