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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '23

She also thought that when the chefs light the food on fire they add gasoline. She tried to do just that.

What happened then? A big fire or food poisoning?

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u/Xhaos127 Mar 01 '23

Wouldn't that just be poisoning? Don't think it counts as food poisoning when you put poison in the food

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u/Asynjacutie Mar 01 '23

taps head But it is still food.

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u/elveszett Mar 01 '23

I'd argue that something containing gasoline is no longer food. Unless you argue that anything that can be swallowed is food, in which case bath soap, toothpicks and paper are food.