I opened one of those huge cans of ketchup - filled up a few squeeze bottles - covered the can with foil - and stuck it in the fridgeMy boss tripped out and said that an open aluminum can will poison the contents when refrigeratedI kind of don't believe that because years ago when I had a cat, I bought the canned food and little plastic lids that were specifically for those cans to store them in the fridge because the can was more than one serving for the catso whats the truth? if it is true, is it only with open cans?
Wher I stay it may be complicated to declare, Wal-Mart is the only shop, and not making use of a 28 mile tensionproperly we've approximately 3 of those little kinfolk owned places that i won't manage to have the money for to shop in.
I was fired from wal-mart 3 days ago after only 3 weeks of workThey claimed I was too slow and didn't keep upMy boss didnt even have a High school diplomaHAHAHAHAHHAHHA
cliffbut best buy WILL price matchive done it twicesweet right?
Dissolution of the tin coating into the food Although tin is corrosion resistant, acidic food like fruits and vegetables can cause corrosion of the tin layerNausea, vomiting, and diarrhea have been reported after ingesting canned food containing 200 mg/kg of tin.[8] A study showed that 99.5% of tested cans contain below 200 mg/kg of tin.[9
