How many insect legs are in an average chocolate bar and?

Answer 1

Many people say there is 8 but there could be less or more than that. Other things could be in there too like mold, poop, all sorts of things. There is even a law that tells specifically how much of these things that can be in food. It's almost impossible for the things to not get in food so the FDA made that law. Also there is about one or two rodent hairs in the chocolate bar.

Answer 2

There are 8 insect legs on average in a normal size chocolate bar but there is nothing to worry about because they are completely harmless!
Here is the exact writings from the FDA:

1.2.5 Defect Action Levels (DALs) (Subpart G)

The last subpart of the food GMPs allows FDA to define maximum defect action levels (DALs) for a defect that is natural or unavoidable even when foods are produced under GMPs as set out in the other subparts of the regulations. Generally, these defects are not hazardous to health at low levels; they include rodent filth, insects, or mold. The DALs are defined for individual commodities and may be obtained by request from FDA, which produces a Handbook on Defect Action Levels for Food. They are also available from the FDA Web site Defect Action Levels handbook. Table 1-3 provides examples of the maximum DALs for select food products. Manufacturers are expected to use quality control operations that reduce the level of the defect to the lowest possible levels. Those exceeding maximum DALs will be considered in violation of Section 402 (3)(a) of the FDCA.

There's are at least 7 cockroach legs in each chocolate bar

Answer 3

usually about 3-5 insect legs are found in a chocolate bar, but apparently it is not bad for you. it's a good thing we don't taste it. i hope i don't think about it the next time i eat a chocolate bar!

Hope this helps!

Answer 4

More or less 1,000 Legs

According to American Institute of Food and Medicine

Answer 5

1000 bigger than your grandma

Answer 6

approximately 0

Answer 7

12

Answer 8

No