Do slimfast cans need to be refrigerated?
920788
No, they just taste better that way.
198325
i just drink the flax right out of the bottle.  pretend you are doing a b job, get the fluid on the back of your tongue and you won't taste it.\n\nyou can also mix it in with a protein shake.\n\nit was refridgerated when you bought it, and you do keep it in your fridge, right?  it goes bad (and tastes bad) if you keep it at room temp.
521723
to avoid the configeration damage
176592
boil water and add teaspoon of salt, pour into container and refrigerate for a day\npour out and wash container\nsmell should be done
237281
Fecal matter has a high fat and water content and must be refrigerated in the laboratory to keep from dehydrating and attracting pests. Stool samples which are being examined for parasites, blood and other indicators are usually kept at low temperatures, just like cadavers are. I hope this satisfies your curiosity.
441522
Cold (Frozen/Refrigerated)\nSalted\nPickled\nDried\nFreeze Dried\nSmoked\nOiled\nCanned\n\nand of course, eaten and stored as fat!
914758
Remember, beer is left in for 20 minutes.  Mayo is left in for 30.  Creamed corn is left in for 45 minutes if you want maximum conditioning & moisturizing effect.  :)
92278
Will it survive OTR in an 18-wheeler from New Jersey to the Bitter Springs, TX Medical Arts Pharmacy and six months shelf life without losing potency, decomposing or melting into a glob?\n\nIf not, how about refrigerated?\n\nWhat is the expiration date for each?\n\nSomething like that?
986420
Carry a small tote  cooler with you. Slim Fast Drink Meals, Carrots, Celery, Apples, Bananas, Granola, Beef Jerky, Crackers, Wheat Thins, Corn Cakes, Grapes, Pears, Peaches, Luna Bars, Pretzels, 100 Calorie Packs of your favorite cookies that they now make prepackages. Cheese
836309
refridgerate it or freeze it.
327007
Since no has taken a stab at this yet, I'll try:\n\n  As an experiment, food was first cooked (to kill germs)\nand then stored in air-tight bottles. It was taken aboard an \nEnglish ship. After a couple of months the bottle was opened\nand the food was found not to have spoiled.\n  A sheet metal worker found out about this, and thought \nabout storing food in cans instead. James Burke discusses \nthis in one of the Connections Programs. I've included a \nlink in the sources part.\n  There is no reason the surface area of the can would vary\nbetween now and then unless the cans were first made with \na square bottom. I don't believe it was.
734956
I haven't tried the diet but for the past week I have been having one in the morning. It taste gross like baby formula and smells the same, but it keeps the hunger down. I have been exercising like crazy (for me) (running 7 miles a day, 2 in the morning, 5 at night) and eating healthier I have lost 4 quick pounds. I mainly use slimfast to stop my hunger cravings not because I think it burns away the fat or gives extra energy.
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It's easy . We need to refrigerate all the food, otherwise the heat in the environment will warm it a lot, which is fine for reay to eat food, but otherwise needs to be preserved from excesive heating. The clothing is just light (no bikinis on the streets or shorts). Just regular clothing but not thick fabric, cotton most of the time.
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Well, its generally not a good idea to drink things that are expiried.  HOWEVER, let me tell you why supplement shakes are technically OK to drink.  It has to do with food labeling laws.\n\nAll vitamins/minerals in food supplements (and drinks) decay at a certain rate.  (This is the halflife, etc...).  Some vitaminswill degrade quicker than others.\n\nACCORDING TO THE LAW, at the expiration date, the amount of vitamins/minerals in the shake has to be at that amount or HIGHER.  So, when things are well before their expiration date, they actually more MORE than the amount of vitamins/minerals than what is stated on the package.\n\nSo, if something is past the expiration date, then the vitamin/mineral/etc content will be BELOW the numbers listed in the "nutritent information" section.\n\nHowever, slim fast may be using milk or something else in it.  Generally, in the hospital setting, if tube feedings or supplement shakes are expired, we throw it out.\n\nYou probably should not eat it - but I just wanted to give you some of the law background on supplements.\n\nRegards,\nRyan
1070763
No, not Freon.  Some foods naturally absorb some of the smells from other foods.  That's why a good homemaker will store certain kind of foods in airtigt containers.  Some foods give off stronger oders than others, some absorb more than others.  Baking soda absorbs a LOT of food odors and many people keep an open box somewhere in the fridge.  Of course, this box needs to be replaced once in a while.
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It's important to know that bananas and other fruits ripen in response to ethylene, which is a gas that is naturally emitted by ripening fruit.  This is a biological process known as "senescence".\n\nSo if you keep fruits in a bag, they will go bad more quickly than if you leave them unwrapped, because the airtight plastic also seals in the gas which makes them ripen and go bad more quickly.  Seal them up if you want them to ripen quickly, but if you want your fruit to last longer, don't bag them.  Lots of grocery stores use gas permeable packaging to avoid this problem.  This is the root of the phrase "one bad apple spoils the whole bunch".
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I suggest you drink slim fast with every meal. A generic brand works just as well, and is less expensive. Trust me, this works because it's like eating two meals at once. My boyfriend was trying to bulk up last year around this time, and this method was very successful for him. He gained a little over 20 pounds in about 2 months.