poopagenic (püp'-ə-je'-nik): adj.
1: Causing frequent stools. "Erin just at a bunch of raisins. We're going to have to watch out, because those things are, uh, poopagenic."
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And the inappropriate follow-up question award goes to Life at the condo for asking: Do the raisins travel all the way through?
Yes. They're like little Raisinets. Gross but fascinating. Now when I feed Erin raisins, I say "Chew, Erin. Chew."
Good advice. Corn appears to also be poopagenic. That they retain their shape and relative size after traveling through spaceship body is quite bizarre.
Blueberries have a similar phenomena.
It makes me wonder if they get any calories/nutrition from these foods or if it just fills them up and passes on by.
that's conversation in a house of scientists!
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