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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Mmmmm mmmm mm delicious SAWDUST! It has to be the easiest way to get more fiber in your diet, right? Sawdust and bugs are the foods of the future, goyim!

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But at least bugs have a small amount of nutritional value as opposed to eating a ground-up pine tree lol.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Indeed. Kraft grated Parmesan is a ready example, it's essentially listed in the ingredients.

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i think most/all grated cheese also have cellulose. It might actually be called for in this situation.

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Wow great video and a great content creator. This is what the internet was meant for.

For those into sig this is gold.

Thanks op

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Semi-clickbait but still a good video

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Seriously.. what a Heureka moment; "dry matter" (wood/cellulose) is commonly used as a filler ingredient in petfood since God knows when..

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thats is in no way toxic. its just filler, useless ingredients that our 1 stomachs cant really process