From my experiences it would probably be Dow Chemical... (6 replies, last updated by currycue April 15, 2009)

Yes, that article predates the two made from truffle by about a year, and who is Daniel Patterson to talk, anyway? He is no stranger to cooking with Dow Chemical and Ajinomoto products (Methocel, Activa, etc.). Also, the Times... (9 replies, last updated by okra November 7, 2009)

tail for half off. But be warned, I believe the vintnor for the Champagne is Dow Chemical. So if your a replicant, as in “Blade Runner” (now showing for a brief period at the Landmark Theaters < 2 miles away), then... (6 replies, last updated by Hungry4Good October 11, 2007)

bags of stuff manufactured by Dow et al. Similarly, we all think of “tannins” as stuff that naturally happens when wine spends some time in wood barrels, plus the skin in the grapes, &etc. As opposed to ... bags of... (8 replies, last updated by maria lorraine February 28, 2008)

otherwise pristine mouth — an annoying sensation that lingered for hours, no less. Aside from the Dow Chemical-like consistency of the “ice cream”, the unrelenting sweetness killed it for me. This thing was sweet... (38 replies, last updated by lemons September 23, 2009)

us." They had the aura of post-Sputnik jingoism combined with an apparent joint venture between Pillsbury and Dow Chemical. Here’s a vintage commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPZ8HHRR1A0&NR=1 (68 replies, last updated by kkak97 June 11, 2008)

. My Dad worked for Dow and we got Ziploc products from the company store for pennies – 19c for a box of pint-size or quart-size, as I recall. When Dow went out of the consumer products business about fifteen years ago,... (51 replies, last updated by paulj July 19, 2008)

This American obsession with a germless society is a direct result of decades of incessant, multi-media marketing campaigns by companies such as Kimberly Clarke, Reckitt Benckiser (makers of Lysol), Dow Chemical, et. al. They... (74 replies, last updated by EWSflash October 5, 2009)

which rivals a number of 20 year tawnies that I’ve had. I’m thoroughly familiar with the 10 year tawnies from Delaforce, Taylor Fladgate, Ramos Pinto, Noval, Dow and Graham’s, and I’d say this one leaves... (18 replies, last updated by Typhoon March 30, 2009)

that lingered for hours, no less. Aside from the Dow Chemical-like consistency of the “ice cream”, the unrelenting sweetness killed it for me. This thing was sweet with a capital “F”. Beyond enjoyable,... (111 replies, last updated by Big N Fat January 19, 2009)

yeah, actually the original saran was also safer in terms of chemicals leaching into food than the usual polyethelene wraps, but there was some issue about a fluorine compound in its production process which caused the co. to... (21 replies, last updated by jen kalb March 8, 2006)

spelled sideways may be DOW! ( as in Dow chemicals) (72 replies, last updated by His_Kid1 March 15, 2009)

. Cool seein' frozen stiff blue jeans. But they dry and Dow Chemicals cannot reproduce that fresh smell. Mr Natural (198 replies, last updated by Procrastibaker October 29, 2009)

, lemon, Tabasco) dosed with Methocel (a/k/a methylcellulose a/k/a “food gum”). The original function of Methocel apparently was to make foods gel at higher temperatures. More info here (or search “Methocel”), http://www.dow (16 replies, last updated by Frodnesor November 5, 2008)

, drug-filled meat and so much methane and manure that it is a significant part of our environmental problems. King Corn – entire crops controlled by Monsanto and Dow and Cargill, to maximize processed foods (and fuels),... (90 replies, last updated by Panini Guy November 5, 2009)