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Our family had an epiphany!

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whats wrong with just leaveing it in the box?

we have a similar thing but usially make juice in it
 
The box becomes crumpled, sometimes the top will slide open, then in the middle of the night when reaching for your favorite goody in the cabinent, down - down rains the torrent of spaghetti. . .
 
Originally posted by: episodic
The box becomes crumpled, sometimes the top will slide open, then in the middle of the night when reaching for your favorite goody in the cabinent, down - down rains the torrent of spaghetti. . .
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You know the've sold those for decades right?
 
Originally posted by: aphex
Originally posted by: episodic
The box becomes crumpled, sometimes the top will slide open, then in the middle of the night when reaching for your favorite goody in the cabinent, down - down rains the torrent of spaghetti. . .
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You know the've sold those for decades right?
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Sometimes I live life like the professor on Gilligan's island. I find out about all the neat stuff long after it has been invented.
 
Originally posted by: episodic
Originally posted by: aphex
Originally posted by: episodic
The box becomes crumpled, sometimes the top will slide open, then in the middle of the night when reaching for your favorite goody in the cabinent, down - down rains the torrent of spaghetti. . .
Click to expand...

You know the've sold those for decades right?
Click to expand...

Sometimes I live life like the professor on Gilligan's island. I find out about all the neat stuff long after it has been invented.
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You know, the professor was able to build a working radio out of babmoo and coconuts. You had to pay someone for a box to put spaghetti in.
 
Originally posted by: brtspears2
The box that my pasta comes in works perfectly fine. I always lay the box flat so it doesn't get spilled.
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You never crumple the box then it is lopsided?

I'm admiring you with awe!
 
Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: episodic
Originally posted by: aphex
Originally posted by: episodic
The box becomes crumpled, sometimes the top will slide open, then in the middle of the night when reaching for your favorite goody in the cabinent, down - down rains the torrent of spaghetti. . .
Click to expand...

You know the've sold those for decades right?
Click to expand...

Sometimes I live life like the professor on Gilligan's island. I find out about all the neat stuff long after it has been invented.
Click to expand...

You know, the professor was able to build a working radio out of babmoo and coconuts. You had to pay someone for a box to put spaghetti in.
Click to expand...

bahahahhahah
 
"The two hallmarks of all pantry knighthood are versatility and longevity. Now with its near indefinite shelf life, dry pasta certainly fits the bill. It does have three enemies though: air, light and wee little creatures. You can avoid all three by keeping pasta not in its original package but in a tin like this canister or some other airtight container."

--Alton Brown
 
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