miketx
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My wife found more than one piece in our last can of Folgers.
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At least it is all-natural...Well yeah. This was discovered back in the 70's.
I forgot what their excuse was though.
McDonalds uses sawdust as a filler in their meat.........well ONE of the fillers, anyway.
Sawdust is used as a filler in many food products.
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My wife found more than one piece in our last can of Folgers.
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I drink Folgers. So do millions of other people.You drink Folgers?
Well yeah. This was discovered back in the 70's.
I forgot what their excuse was though.
McDonalds uses sawdust as a filler in their meat.........well ONE of the fillers, anyway.
Sawdust is used as a filler in many food products.
Probably not wood. Probably stems from the plant. This is what coffee looks like when it's grown:
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PS: Colombian coffee plantation, courtesy of a family estate that owns the property
Poor Pinocchio. I told him not to fuck with that coffee grinder.
OMG! You people are mocking me! Reported!I'm guessing it is part of the stems of the fruit that carries the coffee bean as a seed. Kinda like how the dry bean sorter lets a bean sized rock through from time to time.
I drink Folgers. So do millions of other people.
What does that mean?Oh, the devil you say.
I grind my own Starbucks beans.I drink Folgers. So do millions of other people.
I drink Folgers. So do millions of other people.
OMG! You people are mocking me! Reported!
You drink your coffee black?I grind my own Starbucks beans.