Every dust is sawdust after you see it.
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All bark
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If sawdust made my yeasted enriched dough taste awesome I'd be putting it on there too.
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Tastes good atop of arabica bean soup and foamed lactase.
edit: grammatical correct word to use here was "lactation" or "lactose product".
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It blows my mind that cinnamon trees are a real thing. I can go walk through a cinnamon forest!? Wtf, how is that real? That's some CandyLand/Narnia shit.
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Everything is toxic in large amounts, even water
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Well, actually... it's ground into a powder, rather than the byproduct of sawing. I don't think it counts.
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But is it known to cause cancer in the state of California?
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What did the Jamaican priest say to the thief stealing from the church?
(In Jamaican accent) "You're a cinna mon"
Hue hue hue
As a forager I don't see anything wrong with eating a tree... As long I'm 200% sure what kind tree I'm eating.
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Shredded cheese has cellulose (basically sawdust). It’s added to keep the cheese from sticking together. Or that’s my understanding.
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There are also studies saying it can help regulate blood sugar.
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Also, explosive if blown into an aerosolized powder
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This is why the cinnamon challenge is so difficult.
Does that mean sawdust isn't unhealthy to eat?
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Makes a damn good insecticide
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A bit of instant coffee in the bottom of a bowl.
Add 120g of frozen blueberries.
Add a sprinkling of roasted cashews.
Add some whole milk. (Or, heavy cream if you're feeling thin that day.)
Top with a generous poof of cinnamon powder, and a tiny bit of sugar.
Stir and enjoy.
Pay attention to how often you see "cellulose" as a listed ingredient. That's also usually processed wood pulp.
That cheap powdery parmesan often found in pizza places? Also sawdust.
It gets extra funny when you see cellulose listed on something with artificial cinnamon flavoring.
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Oh yeah? Well technically some really expensive coffee brands that people pay a lot for have coffee beans that went through the digestive systems of lemur-lookalike creatures, so you're paying tons to drink poo water.
Also bananas and tomatoes are berries.
its also poor mans cocaine, as well as nutmeg.
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It's not really that weird, root beer used to be made using sassafras bark and yeah that's toxic in large amounts too.
Also fun fact, you can eat the inner bark of most pine trees, particularly white pines. It doesn't taste great but it could easily be a source of food in an emergency.
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