today I ate a hot dog
and it was hot but it was not a dog
confusing
filling but confusing
I must now try to eat a hotdog that is not hot but is a dog to complete the criteria and decide which is a more rewarding experience
how tedious
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What animal(s) was the hot [animal] made of?
pork I believe, though I didn't conduct my own testing
there was also almost definitely non animal products containing gluten as a filler, as there are in most sausages that don't specifically say "gluten free"
What animal(s) was the hot [animal] made of?
pork I believe, though I didn't conduct my own testing
there was also almost definitely non animal products containing gluten as a filler, as there are in most sausages that don't specifically say "gluten free"
Food additives are really becoming next tier. Why not try to purchase sausages instead?
Ice cream having wood pulp is both genius and strange.
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What animal(s) was the hot [animal] made of?
pork I believe, though I didn't conduct my own testing
there was also almost definitely non animal products containing gluten as a filler, as there are in most sausages that don't specifically say "gluten free"
Food additives are really becoming next tier. Why not try to purchase sausages instead?
Ice cream having wood pulp is both genius and strange.
b but I did purchase sausages
and indeed I didn't know about the wood pulp, interesting
nz makes really nice ice cream because they have stricter rules about the % of dairy required for a product to be considered ice cream, is nice
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