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[bigearl]

The first 5 pic's look like a blown o-ring if you know what I'm saying.

[Brokinarrow]

Originally Posted by Big Brunsy

when I stick the straw in them I put it in my mouth so none flies all over the room after it punctures the straw hole....that wouldn't be a plesent taste I'm sure.




90% of the time if a perishable product goes bad it's because of the way the product was handled at the store, and isn't the fault of the manufacturer
I work at a milk processing plant and they post all of the customer complaints for each week. After reading them you know some are BS, and some are perfectly explainable.
Example: someone said they found a pill in their orange juice....pretty sure thats acidic and the pill never would have survived the 6 days from production date and the date the pill was found....turned out someone in their house took that medicine and drank from the jug and thats where it came from.
Example of the other way: someone sent in some funny looking red paperlike stuff in their cottage cheese...after alot of searching it was found that the chemicals used to clean a plastic pipe section (used for metal detection purposes) was creating a film in the pipe and it broke off....simple fix, replace pipe with a different kind....also all cultured items now pass through an x-ray machine to look for foreign contaminants

Sorry I know this is way off topic, but that reminds me of WALL-E "foreign contaminant!"

[2010 SSRS]

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