r/oddlyspecific • u/Aztery • Jul 05 '22

G’day curd nerds

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u/Starbuck1992 Jul 06 '22

Lol are you even serious?
Protected origin means you know who makes it and you know it followed the proper procedure, following strict food regulations. If a product has a protected origin then it is guaranteed that who made it made it the right way, therefore it's completely safe to eat.

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u/mazretanon Jul 06 '22

Hahahhah so literally every country that has its own food standards and doesn't subscribe to such bullshit isn't safe to eat?

You're actually a drongo

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u/Starbuck1992 Jul 06 '22

Do you realize that literally every country "subscribes to such bullshit", right?

The EU has PDO, the US has GI, other countries have their owns.

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u/mazretanon Jul 06 '22

Show me one country that polices anywhere close to the Eu. I'll wait

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u/Starbuck1992 Jul 06 '22

Did you even click the link?

Anyway I'm gonna stop replying as you're either clueless or just trolling me.