/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17588836
You are justified. Many products don't need to list ingredients if they are below a certain amount. For example pre grated parmesan cheese has cellulose(wood pulp) in it to keep it from clumping. If it's less than 3% they don't need to list it on the ingredients. A lot of companies were taken to court a while back because they had far more wood in them close to 10% or something and hadn't put it on the label. Stay sharp an don't get jewed.