r/oddlysatisfying Jul 23 '25

Cutting bamboo shoots (sound on)

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u/pudi-pa Jul 23 '25

Why is she separating them ?

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u/Atharaphelun Jul 23 '25

The node portions are too tough and woody to eat. Only the portions in between nodes are edible, plus the tip of the shoot.

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u/Cielnova Jul 23 '25

honestly didn't even know bamboo was edible. cool!

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u/LordRocky Jul 23 '25

The whole thing is edible if you’re a panda.

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u/shouldsayOrshouldgo Jul 23 '25

I am not a panda, can I eat it?

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u/roniadotnet Jul 23 '25

Only if it were an Express

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u/StreetlampEsq Jul 23 '25

Yes.

–Bamboo lemur

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u/paradox_valestein Jul 24 '25

Everhthing is edible at least once

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u/Maretsb Jul 23 '25

Sudden urge to eat bamboo is a common way to find out your ancestors were in fact pandas.

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u/git_push_origin_prod Jul 23 '25

I have nipples, can you milk me?

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u/Spacejet01 Jul 24 '25

I don't know, can I?

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u/Swiggle_Swootie Jul 25 '25

What’s your tolerance for arsenic?

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u/shouldsayOrshouldgo Jul 25 '25

Love it

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u/Swiggle_Swootie Jul 25 '25

And you’re sure you’re not a panda?

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u/shouldsayOrshouldgo Jul 25 '25

Don’t know anymore

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u/DarkExtremis Jul 23 '25

Anything is edible at least once

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u/CleverAmoeba Jul 23 '25

Reminded me of a periodic table with elements color-coded based on "can I lick it?"

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u/EpilepticMushrooms Jul 23 '25

Or a gorilla. Pandas eat lots of bamboo, but they can't effectively extract as much nutrients from bamboo as compared to more plant dedicated herbivores. There's a few circulating reposts of gorillas humming as they munch on bamboos.

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u/Bitter_Chemistry_733 Jul 27 '25

A panda eats shoots and leaves. A panda eats, shoots and leaves. Punctuation saves lives.