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Would you still eat if theres oil on the wrapper?
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Would you still eat if theres oil on the wrapper?


The can had some oil on it too but it looks like the can is still fully intact. Thoughts?

by Positive-Ninja4634

14 Comments

  1. _RexDart

    Could be from a different can, yo. Give this one a firm squeeze and see if it leaks.

  3. Fine-Environment4809

    Submerge the can in water and see if anything bubbles out

  8. Restlessly-Dog

    Paper is cheap, so get a new piece and rewrap it. Flip it after a day in case the possible leak isn’t where If you think it is. If see new signs of leakage, toss the can.

  9. Zwordsman

    Submerge in water and after a few seconds sswyuze and see if air bubbles or oil comes out etc.

    Or wrap it in paper towel and leave it upside down or tilted. And see if itkeaks nor if you smell anything

  10. 82772910

    I mean if it’s one of the cans that’s a dollar and twenty five cents I might just toss it. But the other users make good points about going the extra mile to figure it out if so inclined.

  11. Drunken_pizza

    Yes, if the can is intact there is no problem. The oil is probably spillover from the canning process, shit’s messy and sometimes things slip by quality control.