Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
I remember seeing olive oil bottles at Big Lots, but don't remember if that had good sealing caps or the chinsty aluminum spouts.
It does not get any better
- Thread starter Gilligan
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At the moment I'm busy shopping for suitable caps to use on the repurposed Corona bottles.
What was the point of those damned things? I remember people walking around the fair or carnival with them and thinking, why? They remind me of my brief experimentation with chemical substances back before I knew better.Why not both? The carnivals and fairs usually have these.
Injuneers, Just electricians with a lobotomy!
gemma_rae
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I saw garden gnomes on the ceiling in my bedroom. Damn, that was one l-o-n-g night.
I'd rather have a bottle in fronta me than a frontal lobotomy.
gemma_rae
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Were they wielding stolen flashlights and wearing sneakers' underwear?
... From the Dr. Demento Show.
LightRoasted
If I may ...
For your consideration ...
Just a friendly helpful recommendation. You really should try to find some dark colored bottles, or leave it in that container until needed. EEVO that is exposed to light is bad for it. "The transparency of the glass and plastic materials exposes the oil to the natural light conditions leading to photosensitised oxidation. The oxidation of oils results in loss of minor chemical components that are responsible for sensory and nutritional quality."
All those supposed olive oils sold in stores in clear bottles is an indication of how cheap and nutritionally void that oil really is.
www.newfoodmagazine.com
Just a friendly helpful recommendation. You really should try to find some dark colored bottles, or leave it in that container until needed. EEVO that is exposed to light is bad for it. "The transparency of the glass and plastic materials exposes the oil to the natural light conditions leading to photosensitised oxidation. The oxidation of oils results in loss of minor chemical components that are responsible for sensory and nutritional quality."
All those supposed olive oils sold in stores in clear bottles is an indication of how cheap and nutritionally void that oil really is.
Monitoring light exposure with fluorescence spectroscopy
Non-destructive monitoring the effects of light exposure on quality deterioration of extra virgin olive oils with fluorescence spectroscopy.
www.newfoodmagazine.com
That is exactly what we plan to do.
How did you know?! You're psycho or somethin'!
gemma_rae
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I got ESPN in my cable package!
