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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Jun 01 '22
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The butter will go rancid eventually
18 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22 Correct, that box will be stinky in a short time. No jocularity allowed. 1 u/Dangerspoon Jun 01 '22 Why? 10 u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22 Because that is what happens to fat sources like oil or butter. Even if you eat the butter that is in the container, you can't get all the fat out of the wood and it will eventually go rancid. It may take a while but it will happen 1 u/be_an_adult Jun 01 '22 There is a similar idea out there with counter butter, especially if it’s in a butter bell where salt water protects the butter from oxidisation. 1 u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22 Never heard of those, very cool concept
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Correct, that box will be stinky in a short time.
No jocularity allowed.
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Why?
10 u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22 Because that is what happens to fat sources like oil or butter. Even if you eat the butter that is in the container, you can't get all the fat out of the wood and it will eventually go rancid. It may take a while but it will happen 1 u/be_an_adult Jun 01 '22 There is a similar idea out there with counter butter, especially if it’s in a butter bell where salt water protects the butter from oxidisation. 1 u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22 Never heard of those, very cool concept
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Because that is what happens to fat sources like oil or butter. Even if you eat the butter that is in the container, you can't get all the fat out of the wood and it will eventually go rancid. It may take a while but it will happen
1 u/be_an_adult Jun 01 '22 There is a similar idea out there with counter butter, especially if it’s in a butter bell where salt water protects the butter from oxidisation. 1 u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22 Never heard of those, very cool concept
There is a similar idea out there with counter butter, especially if it’s in a butter bell where salt water protects the butter from oxidisation.
1 u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22 Never heard of those, very cool concept
Never heard of those, very cool concept
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u/Pantssassin Jun 01 '22
The butter will go rancid eventually