Do chocolate bars really have insect legs in them?!

Question: just wondering...

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Answers: just wondering...

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The U. S. Department of Health publishes a booklet entitled "The Food Defect Action Levels" and lists specifications of "current levels for natural or unavoidable defects in food" for chocolate in the form of "insect, rodent, and other natural contaminants" allowed by the FDA. Tolerance levels for chocolate and chocolate liquor used in the manufacture of such products as Hershey's chocolate, are up to 120 insect fragments per cup (8 oz) or 2 rodent hairs per cup. That means the Hershey's chocolate bar you eat may contain one rodent hair and 16 insect parts, and yet carry the FDA's blessing.

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Not that I know of.

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No.

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yes .....no j/k

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more likely than not, I'd have to say yes! That and rat poop.

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huh?

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