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RE: Dumb food packaging! - 7/12/2009 3:31:17 PM
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dianerene
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it is crazy, I don't get a lot of packaging these days. although, the metal packaging is friendlier than plastic to recycle ;0)
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RE: Dumb food packaging! - 7/17/2009 8:19:01 PM
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fiery
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Not if it blows up my microwave it isn't LOL.
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RE: Dumb food packaging! - 7/23/2009 11:07:41 PM
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fiery
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I'm not buying it again, so there.  The fact I only buy lasagna about once a year isn't the point! They should be accommodating such a valuable customer as myself.
I think I'll email and complain and see if they send me a freebie LOL. I'll leave out the once a year buyer part. 
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RE: Dumb food packaging! - 8/15/2009 9:03:50 PM
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fiery
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Grrrrr, today I had another problem. I opened a pack of instant mash (I know I know I'm a bad wife, so sue me  ) and the thing ripped all the way down the length of it in two secs flat, spilling it all over the floor. I know I didn't tear it that hard! Have you any idea how hard it is to see potato flakes on cream lino?  What a mess. I'd have been quicker peeling the potatoes LOL.
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Printable Version
I bought a 6lb one because it said microwaveable in big letters on the front. Once I read the small print, I discover what you're supposed to do is transfer it to a suitable dish before microwaving. Well heck I don't have an enormous dish to fit that!!! Why not just put it in a dish that's okay to use in an oven or microwave in the first place? 
