Anonymous
02/29/2024 19:44
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Apparently Swanson thinks breaking a small foil seal is to hard for someone cooking.
Anonymous
11/23/2023 15:52
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
I’m impressed you went out. I would have just subbed in water myself. Don’t have bra on yet, don’t plan to put one on today since I’m on sick kid duty tonight anyway.
Anonymous
11/23/2023 09:21
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Almost threw out all my dressing. Panicked. That open seal scared me to death.
Anonymous
11/04/2014 16:52
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
A brand I bought at Harris Teeter recently did the same thing. I don't like it because there's no way to know if it was tampered with (and I'm super slack about that kind of stuff).
Anonymous
11/04/2014 16:48
Subject: Re:Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
I've never seen anyone in TJ's in a bra and pants. Sad.
Glad you're back to comfort cooking. I hope you at least wear an apron when frying.
Glad you're back to comfort cooking. I hope you at least wear an apron when frying.
Anonymous
11/04/2014 15:32
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Hahahah..... I love you too OP. I would have been so annoyed at getting off my pantsless ass to put on a bra and leave the house for no reason.
Anonymous
11/04/2014 11:59
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I should have called the store first, instead of putting on a bra and pants to walk over to TJs (like a 6 minute walk).
Apparently, they re-designed the chicken stock containers with a "new and improved EZ open" that breaks the foil when you open the plastic top. And unlike most EZ open plastic twist tops that take a bit of effort, this is a super, duper EZ open that barely requires much effort to twist off.
The manager assured me that the chicken stock is fine, and many, many people did the same thing (they even put a sign up - which I missed), and put in a word to corporate that the new re-design is a major FAIL.
Bra off, pants off, cooking resumed.
Bahaha. OP you're a woman after my own heart.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 14:52
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Cooking in the nude... nice touch!
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:52
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
OP here. I should have called the store first, instead of putting on a bra and pants to walk over to TJs (like a 6 minute walk).
Apparently, they re-designed the chicken stock containers with a "new and improved EZ open" that breaks the foil when you open the plastic top. And unlike most EZ open plastic twist tops that take a bit of effort, this is a super, duper EZ open that barely requires much effort to twist off.
The manager assured me that the chicken stock is fine, and many, many people did the same thing (they even put a sign up - which I missed), and put in a word to corporate that the new re-design is a major FAIL.
Bra off, pants off, cooking resumed.
Apparently, they re-designed the chicken stock containers with a "new and improved EZ open" that breaks the foil when you open the plastic top. And unlike most EZ open plastic twist tops that take a bit of effort, this is a super, duper EZ open that barely requires much effort to twist off.
The manager assured me that the chicken stock is fine, and many, many people did the same thing (they even put a sign up - which I missed), and put in a word to corporate that the new re-design is a major FAIL.
Bra off, pants off, cooking resumed.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:30
Subject: Re:Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Uh, no.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:26
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
No.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:26
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
no! Who knows how long ago the seal broke.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:23
Subject: Re:Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
No.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:23
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Take it back. They never have a problem with returns.
Anonymous
11/01/2014 13:19
Subject: Would you use an opened carton of chicken stock?
Bought a carton of chicken broth from TJs. The tab-seal under the cap was clearly broken. UGH.
Would you use it anyway? If it's going to be boiled? And you're mid-way through a recipe?
Would you use it anyway? If it's going to be boiled? And you're mid-way through a recipe?