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Edited by Spawn:
4/5/2016 2:48:55 AM
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Why does 10,000 year old Himalayan rock salt....
... when packaged suddenly have a "used by" or "best before" date
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30 RepliesI would take that expiration with a grain of salt.
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3 RepliesWhen the salt reaches 10010 years old it turns in to drugs
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Ask woolies
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1 ReplyExpiration dates aren't anything to take seriously. [i]Honey[/i] has an expiration date, and it'll last forever if you don't store it in a wet place.
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legal requirement.
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Salts degrade after being exposed to air for so long.
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5 RepliesThe pink kind? Tasty stuff. Salt doesn't really expire, but if it gets wet it will. Do keep it somewhere dry. And who knows if it's just salt in there, other stuff will probably go bad like impurities or additives. I really don't know.
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5 RepliesEdited by Currrrtis Blow: 4/5/2016 12:01:12 PMAs an employee in the food manufacturing business, it's for lot-tracking purposes as mandated by the FDA In case we need to issue a recall for a product, that's the way we track what product was packaged when and where it goes. Or, if the salt company sends shitty salt to my plant I can tell them which batch was bad and get a refund.
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22 RepliesHahaha nice
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My god he's right!
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I believe it's mandatory to have it by the USDA.
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It's talking about the salt in ya attitude
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Is it still salty???
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9 RepliesMy pants contain cholesterol, anyone knows how i fix this?
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1 ReplyWhy do they sterilize needles before lethal injections? Save a dollar and reuse that shit.
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Probably because they want you to buy more.
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2 RepliesWater bottles have an expiry date too, bit it's for the bottle not the water inside
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Because they added some "preservative" to it and that expires. [spoiler]idfk[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesNo food expires. It just gains flavor.
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So idiots know when to buy more.
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Good point.
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Con-sumer-izm
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BecuSe. Of reasons
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Edited by Sage 13: 4/5/2016 2:00:53 AMEven Destiny isn't safe from being assalted by shitposts... Oh well, no need to get salty over it.
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3 Repliesstill not as salty than Shesmynerd, when he is killed by a final round Icebreaker
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OP salty over salt expiration date.
