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Storing food in tins
In the old days we used to keep opened tins in the fridge. I think
you could even buy a plastic lid to fit on the tin. Now we are told to transfer the contents to another container. Has the construction of tins changed, or is this another example of excess caution? I have never known a tin to start rusting in the timescale involved and even if it did, the rust would be at the top not were the food is. |
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