| OP here. Thanks everyone, got it! |
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You started opening that thin around lunch and JUST NOW got it open at 1:00 AM???
That is either complete perfection in icompetance or absolutely brilliant tenacity. |
| Haha! That is not a "foodie" gift. My grandmother whose idea of fancy food is deviled eggs with paprika and risotto from a box, cans her own food. Please don't talk about this gift and use the word "foodie" when talking to people IRL. They will think you are very naïve. |
Everything old is new again. Hipsters are learning how to make and can their own jam, and it is a "foodie" thing. I grew up in the Midwest and helped my mom and grandmother can jam growing up, and find it hilarious that it's now "in." |
| Just make sure you boil whatever it is for twenty minutes before eating it to kill possible bacteria. |
No. Jam in jars is boiled as part of the canning process. Totally safe. |
YOU DON'T OWN A CAN OPENER Jeebus, what is going on with youths!? |
| What a fun story. make sure to tell your "foodie" friend about your adventures in trying to open the jar. |
I know, I'm trying to picture this scene of this poor city girl struggling with opening a can of jam. |
Since when is a jar of jam a foodie gift? this made me laugh too! |
| I dont know what thread is worse this morning? This one or the "Fence" one. What is wrong with people? |
What the heck are you all eating that comes from a can?? Gross. Don't worry, OP. I understand why you wouldn't have a can opener. |
You don't need a can opener to open a jar of jam. And owning a can opener is not some strange concept only connected to poor nutrition. |
Agree. I can't stand the posters on this thread. Go away and snicker at people elsewhere. We foodies don't want you here. I hope people are free to ask any food related questions they want to here without being treated like this. |
Or maybe she has a life and didn't get a chance to report back to you until 1 am.... Glad to hear you opened it OP. Did it have a layer of wax? |