peanut chews

Question

I always thought goldenberg's peanut chews were parve. I noticed I had to packs of peanut chews in my house with different ingredients (how strange!) The ingredients are: Peanuts; corn syrup; sugar; molasses; dextrose; partially hydrogenated vegetable oil (cottonseed, soybean); nonfat milk solids: cocoa powder; soya lecithin, an emusulfier; salt. the other package has same ingredients but no nonfat milk solids. I think the one with the milk is newer. a)is nonfat milk solids a dairy ingredient b)can you tell if there is less than 1/60 and batel c)i typed in the ingredients with the correct punctuation. Why do most ingredients have a semicolon, the milk solids a colon, and the soya lecithin a comma. do these mean anything in figuring out the percentage of the ingredient thank you henry a)is thi

Answer

Answered by Aaron Abadi

a) Possibly dairy. b) no idea c) the colon was probably a mistake. The comma is there because the words "an emusulfier" is explaining the purpose for the lecithin. AA