That's almost ironic, because Lac resin is actually used to make pills easier to swallow by masking their odor. This Timon and Pumbaa inspired technique involves extracting resin from female Lac bugs after they bark, which allows them to produce shellac, a coating or glaze, "much like honey from a bee," except for the fact it's insoluble, of course. You already know where I'm going with this. For instance, ethyl alcohol is a common ingredient, and sometimes, it can be derived from grapes and dates, which means you'll have to dial customer service to corner an answer out of them, every single time. It's very unhealthy in large doses, especially if you're looking to get intoxicated, but surprise, surprise! Under strict guidelines, alcohol made from ingredients besides dates and grapes is technically permissible if taken for health reasons or present in minuscule amounts. No one drinks alcohol straight unless they're hardcore, and in that case, they may also be hardheaded because the negative effects of alcohol are innumerable, including stroke, high blood pressure and cancer.Īlcohol tastes sickening for a reason - it's made from fermentation, which is the professional synonym for rotting sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide for days to weeks on end. All those fancy schmancy drinks you've heard of? Martina, margarita, jagar bomb and so forth are all alcohol mixed with something else, and sometimes, that something else is orange juice (vodka + orange juice combo - because apparently, that's a thing now). This one's very common, and you may be thinking, "OK, human hair one I get, but alcohol? Non-Muslims drink that fresh from the bottle all the time!" Fast food chains are the least likely to dish out a dime for higher quality L-cysteine, especially not when they can just leave their cheap version of the ingredients list so you can easily block it out of your mind. Of course, there are synthetic and microbial (read: not-human-hair-version) of L-cysteine available as well, but they're pricey and not many peasants like us common folk can afford. Since L-cysteine is considered a "reaction flavor," the Federal Department of Agriculture (F DA) does not require it to be present on ingredients lists if it has been used to create the final product, like with pizza kits. If it's any comfort, know that the hog hair is only swirled into the mix if there isn't enough dark hair and duck feathers to go around - not that you would really taste the difference. And not just human hair but also duck feathers (specifically Chinese and Indian ducks, oddly enough) and hog hair. But what's the secret to that elasticity? Not weaves - oh no, we want to keep this organic as possible, with real human hair. L-cysteine helps make dough stretchy and workable, like pizza dough and bagels.
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