Regulations that cause everyday problems
(midwest.social)
RmDebArc_5 to 
Memes
i think that's called catsup
Catsoup
Tomato water
There’s a CFR that describes a standard in metric?
Cfrs are one of the few things left trying to protect you from enshittification of food so I wouldn't shit on them too hard. Highly imperfect, but before they existed shit was REAL bad
I recall reading about a grocery store chain that got it's start by just advertising that they were selling "real food." Things were awful before food regulations.
We're making enshitifing great again!
*Bostwick consistometer....
I know this for reasons.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consistometer
Yep, came here to say this too. Maybe it was an intentional error to drive engagement in the food science demographic :-D
eye twitches uncontrollably
"Oh yeah you got me...."
You can still make it, you just need to label it as low consistency. Section C) says:
...when the quality of the catsup falls below the standard, the label may bear the alternative statement, “Below Standard in Quality—Low Consistency.”
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-155/subpart-B/section-155.194
That's the cfr for catsup. What about ketchup?
catsup is low quality ketchup, per condiment for federal regulations
That part puts it in perspective for me. I would in fact think of runny ketchup as low quality.
Yeah op nobody likes the ketchup diarrhea that first comes out the bottle and now you're trying to sell an entire bottle of it
Ketchup pre cum
Cat soup? Pass
Is it soup for cats? Or soup made of cats?
It's soup that makes you blind for one day. One day blinding soup.
Oh, right. The one day blinding soup. The soup for blinding you for one day, the soup chosen especially to blind you for one day, one day blinding soup. That soup?
That very soup indeed
I'm gonna make a csv parser that accepts LF (\n) line-endings instead of strict CRLF (\r\n)
unsurprisingly, many do
Or put it in a proper container, not a tiny mouthed bottle.
Oh yea. I’m definitely trusting a spring gate on a metal sled and a stop watch.
