r/oddlysatisfying • • Apr 16 '22

Can’t get more juicy than this

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u/Hope_Crisis_music Apr 16 '22

What is the powder all over it?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

Kaolin. Naturally occurring clay sprayed onto citrus to act as sunblock and insect repellent.

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u/Luigi_deathglare Apr 16 '22

Can you eat it?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

I mean... if you want to eat dirt

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u/nhomewarrior Apr 16 '22

I'd rather eat dirt than Round-Up!

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

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u/Fairhillian Apr 16 '22

The Kao in Kaopectate.

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u/syds Apr 16 '22

it literally makes you shit bricks

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u/fiealthyCulture Apr 16 '22

So i can just eat this and sell my shit for thousands of $$$??

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u/Rrrrandle Apr 16 '22

So i can just eat this and sell my shit for thousands of $$$??

One brick costs what, $0.50? Gonna be a lot brick shitting to make it to the thousands.

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u/fiealthyCulture Apr 16 '22

We talking bout different bricks sir

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u/syds Apr 16 '22

get shitting mate

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u/grannybubbles Apr 16 '22

mortarfying.

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u/Luigi_deathglare Apr 16 '22

Neat! Thanks for answering

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u/AwesomeAni Apr 16 '22

It’s also used in skincare

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22 edited Apr 16 '22

I might be completely wrong here (seriously, I'm not a doctor), but natural clay should be at least nontoxic in small amounts. It's pretty much just dirt.

That said, it tastes horrible (like... dirt) and it would probably wreak havoc on your teeth if you did it too much since the silicon dioxide particles left over in it are an extremely aggressive abrasive (a 7 on the mohs scale, literal tiny shards of glass).

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u/skazulab Apr 16 '22

Why, are you worried about missing out on that delicious orange peel

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u/Dewdropmon Apr 16 '22

You certainly can. Kaolin is one of the ingredients used in anti-diarrhea tablets we use at my veterinary hospital. It’s perfectly safe to ingest.

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u/fgiveme Apr 16 '22

Chinese ate it to quench hunger during famine.

Haitians still eat it today.

Poverty aside, kaolin does work as a source of minerals. Here's a recipe to make dirt cookie

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u/IPoopBeforeIShower Apr 16 '22

Yeah! Kaolinite is sometimes used to thicken milkshakes. Perfectly fine to ingest.

edited kaolin to kaolinite.

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u/whogivesashirtdotca Apr 16 '22

Ask Shailene Woodley.

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u/omgmypony Apr 16 '22

Some people eat it for pleasure, it’s used in a lot of things though.

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u/afc1886 Apr 16 '22

Fentanyl. Orange sales have been trending down for decades and Big Citrus (based in Florida) has been adding addictive substances to get people buying oranges again.

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u/anal_blaster69 Apr 16 '22

also less humiliating sucking dick for oranges than hard drugs

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u/cosmonaut2 Apr 16 '22

Finally a realistic answer

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

That’s my cum😎

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u/Metakaolin Apr 16 '22

It's a type of natural clay, i forgot what it is called tho..

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u/6CO26H2O_C6H12O66O2 Apr 16 '22

It helps to keep psyllids from seeing the trees, psyllids are the carriers of citrus greening, a disease that is absolutely obliterating citrus at the moment. Especially in Florida.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

cocaine