Beer Brands WITHOUT Fluoride?

Foreign beers-

Fosters made in Australia?

Corona, made in Mexico

No flouride in Europe, so drink Euro. beers

which beer brands have fluoride in them ?????

fosters sold in the US is brewed in the US so it would have flouride... fosters is also brewed in Canada by molson

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

many european beers sold in the USA are brewed here as well, although their european counterparts are brewed in europe

Any American beer made from municipal water in a state that
mandates flouridation.

It's in almost every American product now.

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Thanks, ASSHOLES!

You gotta be f... kidding!

Fluoride in beer!???!

WTF!

Perhaps CORONA, made in Mexico doesn't have flouride or a lesser degree

It's a fact. Check it out.

2004 USDA National Fluoride Database of
Selected Beverages and Foods

[link to www.fortcollinscwa.org]

[link to www.topix.com]

American Foster's is Canadian made!

Sierra Nevada and most microbrews use spring water.

All German beers have to conform to strict purity laws.

Becks is one of my favourites at the moment.

wow.. a large fluoride database..
How kind!

Drink beer, have fun and wake up with shining new teeth!

Well, does that mean they DO NOT have a fluoride mickey in them?

If the German beers do not have fluoride, what are some of the German brands available in the U.S.


I don't like for the term "pick your poison" to have a literal ring to it.

I love fluoride in my beer.

Some of you people are really desperate to reach for a cause.

Now we're boycotting american beer because it was created with fluoridated water. LOL

this place never ceases to amaze me.

You are more than welcome to my share of fluoridated beer. Please, take it.

Creemore in Canada ... they use spring water ...

[link to www.creemoresprings.com]

We should boycott everything that contains fluoride! Poison is POISON.

Should.. the world is too weak though.

no wonder i have no cavities...

English Beer.

Ask any dentist in the U.K.
If you can find one.

Read the label

Brewed under License, usually made in country product bought.

Imported, usually made in country of origin.

This is simply not true folks! It may be true that most tap water in the cities have fluoridated water, but many industrial water sources come from natural sources and are processed internally within the brewery.

For instance, [link to en.wikipedia.org]

You'll see that they pull their water straight from the Willamette river. My local brewery has it's own deep well source that taps the aquifer.

So with that I'll raise the BS flag for all to see...

Portland, Oregon is not fluoridated...

So find the breweries with their own water source and then hope they are not paid off like municipalities to add the fluoride to their products.

Have you ever asked your local brewery if they do add fluoride to the beer?

Ask them for some samples for independent testing. See if that might rattle their cage.

YOU ARE A ROBOT.

Nor is Eugene. Portland and Eugene have some of the best microbreweries in the world.

That used to be true for a long time, but those laws were repealed years ago. Many still cling to the tradition but it is no longer law.

the springs might have natural fluoride anyway though

I wouldn't worry about the Fluoride, you will die of stomach cancer before the floride will hurt you.

I'm just being funny. I've been drinking a little beer for
35 years now.

In Mexico, they don't put flouride in the water because NO ONE DRINKS THE WATER!

So guess what they do? They put it in the SALT! That's right, all salt here is "iodada y florara". None of the dipshits even know about it, and they love to put tons of salt on everything. Most restaurants, the only condiment on the table is salt, and of course hot sauce.