How long do condiments last when refrigerated?
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I'm guessing with all the aged condiments you don't do much of your own cooking, eating out or ordering in seems to be the order of the day.
That's fucking perfect.....
So, my 9 year old relish should have been tossed out 8 years ago.
Wow.
I didn't open the jar, but it looks pretty good from the outside.
Guess I should throw out that 10 year old Parmassan Cheese while I am at it.
You'd be correct.
I suscribe to a meal service during the week (4 days):
www.litenup.ca
For healthier eating, and depending on the situation, will go to a good restaurant(s) on the weekend. I don't really enjoy cooking allot, but I do barbeque quite a bit. But even when I barbeque a hamburger, I just toss on some cheese and toast the bun and eat it that way.
So the condiments are for the guests. In that case keep them.
Hey thanks for the link. A lot of people I know ask me for just this kind of information.
Liten up is pretty good. They provide healthy meals. You get 4 meal choices, you pick 2. You get 4 snack choices, you pick 1 or 2 depending on your plan.
It's all done on line.
Food quality and service are all very good.
I travel allot for work, so plan is fairly flexible. You can delete a delivery with 72 hours notice (on line).
My only beef with them is that some days - there's nothing on the menu I like. So on those days, I just choose not to order.
Saves me planning, saves me grocery shopping, saves me cooking. Works out to be about $35.00 a day for 2 meals 2 snacks - which if you factor in the aforementioned is a good deal for me. Plus it's all designed to be relatively healthy and balanced. Something I fail at myself quite badly.
It's all done on line.
Food quality and service are all very good.
I travel allot for work, so plan is fairly flexible. You can delete a delivery with 72 hours notice (on line).
My only beef with them is that some days - there's nothing on the menu I like. So on those days, I just choose not to order.
Saves me planning, saves me grocery shopping, saves me cooking. Works out to be about $35.00 a day for 2 meals 2 snacks - which if you factor in the aforementioned is a good deal for me. Plus it's all designed to be relatively healthy and balanced. Something I fail at myself quite badly.
Hold on to the relish. Don't eat it yourself, but I'm pretty sure if you save the relish for three more years, you can sell it to a hot dog street vendor.
If it goes to crystals, put it in a bottle cheap vodka and instant panty remover, I mean shooters.
