Baggies and coffins are not edible, and are therefore not ingredients.
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Coffins are, youre just a quiter.
I agree on baggies if made of petroleum products.
However neither are raviolis.
Ravioli is the plural. The singular is "raviolo."
As I am not a beaver, I cannot digest wood.
We're all a little beaver, how do you think we get hydroelectric power.
They say that you are what you eat, so I guess I am beaver in no small part.
A bagged lunch is not a ravioli....
I'll die on that hill.
I am indeed the most rebellious form of ravioli.
Ingredient rebel / construction purist could also be a public transit bus by the same logic as the coffin- The doors 'crimp' close by pressing the seals together
Pizza pockets are way too close to purist definition.
My favorite ravioli is peanut butter filled pretzel bites