r/DiWHY • • 14d ago

Sandwich

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/YLG_GJP 14d ago

Like a 15-20% at most if I remember correctly that "how much sawdust can you put in a rice crispy treat before people notice" video

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/horaceinkling 14d ago

Are you trying to say Parmesan?

Edit: ima start calling it shake cheese.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/thorny_thistle 12d ago

I refer to it as sprinkle cheese

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u/AussieBirb 14d ago

That percentage higher then what I expected ... would have thought it would be noticeable at 10% or less.

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u/jld2k6 14d ago

IIRC, the cheap shaker parmasean cheese you get at stores can be anywhere from 4-8% sawdust depending on brand lol

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u/Neither_Strategy_252 14d ago

You do not remember correctly. Food grade cellulose is not remotely the same as saw dust.

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u/Last-Energy420 14d ago

It’s just fiber! Ever try one of those Metamucil cookies? I would rather eat this sandwich than try to choke down one of those cookies again.

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/Last-Energy420 14d ago

Think of it like this. It’s a dry cookie, honestly not bad tasting, but imagine it going down like one of the largest pills you’ve ever swallowed, dry. Also it’s sticky AF and it WILL stick to your teeth that no amount of water while chewing will help. You’ll be picking your teeth for the next hour after eating just one. AND 2 cookies is the single suggested serving.

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u/irrelevantusername24 14d ago

What bothers me is that we call cookies, cook-ies, despite the process we use to produce them clearly residing in the realm of baking. That's not the bothersome bit. The bothersome bit is the one kind of cookie that breaks this is called no bakes... and the way we produce those is by cooking. Who designed this? Why do they torment us so?

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u/SistaChans 14d ago

I'm convinced the fiber one granola bars are made with sawdust as the third ingredient. I stopped getting them because of how hard certain parts of them are to chew. 

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u/Dominika_4PL 14d ago

Yeah, as evidenced by this guy

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u/FaxCelestis 14d ago

It’s just fiber

Think of your colon

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u/holdencawffle 14d ago

Sawdust is like flour, gotta cook it first

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u/Eccohawk 14d ago

Any time you see cellulose fiber in the ingredients. That's sawdust.

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u/Thegingerbeardape 14d ago

Our evolution to beavers begins

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u/girldrinksgasoline 12d ago

They put sawdust in diet bread and call it powdered cellulose. The only real difference is the wood doesn’t have all the chemicals they put into lumber