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taxi

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6. That's a valid question.

Reply to JI7 (Reply #5)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 07:19 PM

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For all we know they could be throwing broken pallets, crating materials, and landscaping debris into the mixers. It's all about keeping costs down, profits up, and having to make do with labor shortages.

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58M pounds of corn dogs and sausage-on-a-stick products recalled because wood pieces may be inside [View all] Omaha Steve Sunday OP

Kick. SheltieLover Sunday #1

That's a lot of stick food. O g trans fat though. twodogsbarking Sunday #2

If its "on a stick" I would not be surprised to find wood inside. milestogo Sunday #3

Pay off drumpf to have his FDA classify it as a "cellulose filler" ingredient JoseBalow Sunday #4

Is the pieces of wood from the stick ? JI7 Sunday #5

That's a valid question. taxi Sunday #6

We will be eating sawdust and scrap wood soon enough. ForgoTheConsequence Sunday #7

All natural. No artificial additives. Glorious bastard Sunday #9

MAHA ForgoTheConsequence Monday #14

Wood cellulose is added to many manufactured food products, even that labeled, "organic". PufPuf23 Sunday #8

What the fuck you expect from "corndogs" and shitty "sausage on a stick"? Surprised there aren't fucking fingers & toes. SoFlaBro Sunday #10

Digits on a Stick! Jeffrey Dahmer approved! RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Sunday #11

I've never eaten either. Gimpyknee Monday #12

Campfire roasted marshmellows found with sticks inside. nt Hotler Monday #13

This looks like a Monty Python episode: Crunchy Frog CTyankee Monday #15