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What podcasting does is give us the space and the time to take brilliant BBC journalism

and tell amazing compelling stories that really get behind the headlines.

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Have you ever considered what's really in your spice rack?

Me neither.

But as I discover in this week's program

and exclusive investigation, those jars or pots might not be what they say they are.

In this program, we test spices bought from household brands, major supermarkets, corner shops and online marketplaces, and some of our

results may well surprise you.

I'm Jager Wise and this is the food programme. The first red flag among the Oregonos.

And it is Amber.

So there's a problem with this sample.

That's quite shocking.

So we need that to be reviewed further in a laboratory.

Goodness, surprised.

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