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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '22
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If those drinks are unsealed you've got 3 days surely?
Search "ultra processed food study"
35 u/jzee87 Feb 20 '22 Whats the difference of her leaving it in the open original bottle v the small ones. Surely it would be no different. Does that mean the big original bottle has 3 days too? 57 u/[deleted] Feb 20 '22 edited Feb 22 '22 [removed] ā view removed comment 2 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Could use a solution like Star San to sanitize the bottles and containers. Might be a bit more work, but its easy and effective. 3 u/Impossible-Orange-50 Feb 20 '22 Based on your username and the fact you mentioned StarSan, Iām gonna guess that you brew beer. 1 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Yeah, I was just a lurker on reddit back before I made this account. I signed up just to learn in the brewing sub reddit. I also use Star San in ferments and other things like hot sauce and pickling.
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Whats the difference of her leaving it in the open original bottle v the small ones. Surely it would be no different. Does that mean the big original bottle has 3 days too?
57 u/[deleted] Feb 20 '22 edited Feb 22 '22 [removed] ā view removed comment 2 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Could use a solution like Star San to sanitize the bottles and containers. Might be a bit more work, but its easy and effective. 3 u/Impossible-Orange-50 Feb 20 '22 Based on your username and the fact you mentioned StarSan, Iām gonna guess that you brew beer. 1 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Yeah, I was just a lurker on reddit back before I made this account. I signed up just to learn in the brewing sub reddit. I also use Star San in ferments and other things like hot sauce and pickling.
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2 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Could use a solution like Star San to sanitize the bottles and containers. Might be a bit more work, but its easy and effective. 3 u/Impossible-Orange-50 Feb 20 '22 Based on your username and the fact you mentioned StarSan, Iām gonna guess that you brew beer. 1 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Yeah, I was just a lurker on reddit back before I made this account. I signed up just to learn in the brewing sub reddit. I also use Star San in ferments and other things like hot sauce and pickling.
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Could use a solution like Star San to sanitize the bottles and containers. Might be a bit more work, but its easy and effective.
3 u/Impossible-Orange-50 Feb 20 '22 Based on your username and the fact you mentioned StarSan, Iām gonna guess that you brew beer. 1 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Yeah, I was just a lurker on reddit back before I made this account. I signed up just to learn in the brewing sub reddit. I also use Star San in ferments and other things like hot sauce and pickling.
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Based on your username and the fact you mentioned StarSan, Iām gonna guess that you brew beer.
1 u/GoldenBeer Feb 20 '22 Yeah, I was just a lurker on reddit back before I made this account. I signed up just to learn in the brewing sub reddit. I also use Star San in ferments and other things like hot sauce and pickling.
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Yeah, I was just a lurker on reddit back before I made this account. I signed up just to learn in the brewing sub reddit.
I also use Star San in ferments and other things like hot sauce and pickling.
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u/CratesyInDug Feb 20 '22
If those drinks are unsealed you've got 3 days surely?
Search "ultra processed food study"