Sawdust in smoothie powder

:help:Im trying to get healthy and have started making smoothies.

I recently bought a powder from a healthfood shop to put in the smoothie and it appears to have a high percentage of sawdust in it:huh:.

Does anyone know where I could get this powder analysed? I have set fire to a small amount of it and it smoulders & smells like wood. Surely this is illegal or something.

Bought a powder? what is it called?

Bought a powder? what is it called?

oak smoothies

well at least we know what the council are doing with all the trees they chop down.

Fortunately EU regulations demand all products to list all ingredients. It is not likely it contains sawdust unless it explicitly states it does.

Can it be used for lighting the fire?

It's likely to go by another name anyway

I would be contacting trading standards immediately.

You sure it's not some sort of cereal base turd? I doubt it would contain saw dust.

I would be contacting trading standards immediately.

Which Branch ?

:help:Im trying to get healthy and have started making smoothies.

 

I recently bought a powder from a healthfood shop to put in the smoothie and it appears to have a high percentage of sawdust in it:huh:.

 

It will be like celery, minus or very low calories

It occurs to me that it might be why they refer to it as burning calories, obviously you need something to ignite.

Hmm I'd be tempted to make my own smoothies, rather than buy a powder with sawdust in. If you want a crunchy texture just add oats or a Weetabix.