Balsamic Emeralds

Emerald Crystals, extracted from a loaf of bread.

Well, recently I've been researching balsamic emeralds, particularly in the food industry and was surprised to find that they are a naturally occurring mineral, which can be found in more than 80% of carbohydrates.

The meals which contain high levels of balsamic emeralds, also usually contain a below average amount of sugar and fat because the emeralds actively repel such substances.

Certain brands, in cooperation with the NHS have decreed to label the foods which contain balsamic emeralds, to give customers a better idea of which foods contain them, promoting a healthier lifestyle and strengthening our natural immune system.

It is as yet unclear as to what causes the build up of balsamic emeralds, and scientists are concerned that they may have some side effects, or harmful properties similar to those of the chemical known as acrylamide, which was also found to be present in many of the same carbohydrates. We all know that emeralds have a chemical structure of Be₃Al₂(SiO₃)6, _{but balsamic emeralds also contain traces of radon, which, though making them potentially radioactive, is found in such small quantities that it is essentially harmless.}

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