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Incredibly edible?

Posted: 29 May 2024, 02:53
by Airspeed
I opened a new box of a product yesterday.
The packaging proudly announces that it is Vegan, Gluten free and Sugar free.
Guess what it was?
Answer tomorrow AEST.

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 29 May 2024, 13:47
by Tako_Kichi
Cornflakes?

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 29 May 2024, 15:05
by DaveG
Airspeed wrote:
29 May 2024, 02:53
Guess what it was?
Tasteless?

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 29 May 2024, 21:35
by TSR2
😂😂😂

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 30 May 2024, 01:35
by Airspeed
Colgate toothpaste.
Really.
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Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 30 May 2024, 03:59
by blanston12
Humm??? But is it edible? From poison.org:
The Bottom Line
Toothpaste usually contains fluoride. Swallowing it can cause an upset stomach. Although large amounts of fluoride can be toxic, small unintentional ingestions of over-the-counter, fluoride-containing toothpaste are unlikely to be toxic.
I am not sure it really qualifies as something you should eat.

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 30 May 2024, 05:38
by Airspeed
blanston12 wrote:
30 May 2024, 03:59
Humm??? But is it edible? From poison.org:
The Bottom Line
Toothpaste usually contains fluoride. Swallowing it can cause an upset stomach. Although large amounts of fluoride can be toxic, small unintentional ingestions of over-the-counter, fluoride-containing toothpaste are unlikely to be toxic.
I am not sure it really qualifies as something you should eat.
Joe,
I wasn't considering eating it.
I was amazed that they put those claims on such a product, like a "low cholesterol car" or similar irrelevant label.

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 30 May 2024, 07:30
by DaveG
But does it contain nuts? *-)

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 30 May 2024, 10:44
by Airspeed
DaveG wrote:
30 May 2024, 07:30
But does it contain nuts? *-)
Just some ground walnut shell to move those hard-to-shift hairs :-O

Re: Incredibly edible?

Posted: 30 May 2024, 23:04
by airboatr
I guess that not too strange, Mike.

back around 5,000 BC Egyptians used powdered ashes from oxen hooves, myrrh, egg shells and pumice as a dental cream and around 1,000 BC, Persians added burnt shells of snails and oysters along with gypsum, herbs and honey ..

mmmmmm good! :)