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> Don't know if this has been posted here before, but it's
> pretty funny:
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http://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/www/Info/condiments.html
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I know you said you thought it was funny - I will admit that
the design and concept is clever - but is this supposed to
actually be a serious document?
I've noticed several glaring errors. For example, it lists
a shelf life for honey of only eight months and for fish
sauce of only five months. I know for sure that honey
never goes bad; since fish sauce is already rotten when
you open the bottle, I can't imagine that it could get
much worse on storage.
On the other hand, it says pepper is good for 4 years. If
that means pre-ground pepper, that's almost stale before you
open the jar. I'm not sure it would have any potency left at
all after four years.
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