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I'm still trying to consolidate all kinds of things in preparation for my move. I have a LOT of DaVinci syrup bottles, having stocked up at places like Marshall's and Ross. It occurred to me that I could pour some of the bottles of the same flavor into an empty gallon-size plastic water bottle and save some space that way. Do you know if there's some reason I should NOT do this? Do they HAVE to be stored in glass bottles?
No, I have gotten some that they put in plastic bottles. They may be putting them all in plastic now, I haven't ordered any in a long time. It would make sense for shipping, lighter and less breakage.
In news:[email hidden], Saffire <[email hidden]> stated | *** This post originated in alt.support.diet.low-carb -- its | appearance in any other forum is deceptive and unauthorized. *** | | I'm still trying to consolidate all kinds of things in preparation for | my move. I have a LOT of DaVinci syrup bottles, having stocked up at | places like Marshall's and Ross. It occurred to me that I could pour | some of the bottles of the same flavor into an empty gallon-size | plastic water bottle and save some space that way. Do you know if | there's some reason I should NOT do this? Do they HAVE to be stored | in glass bottles?
The DaVinci Syrups I buy in Canada are in plastic bottles, not glass.
Saffire said:
*** This post originated in alt.support.diet.low-carb -- its appearance in any other forum is deceptive and unauthorized. ***
I'm still trying to consolidate all kinds of things in preparation for my move. I have a LOT of DaVinci syrup bottles, having stocked up at places like Marshall's and Ross. It occurred to me that I could pour some of the bottles of the same flavor into an empty gallon-size plastic water bottle and save some space that way. Do you know if there's some reason I should NOT do this? Do they HAVE to be stored in glass bottles?
I'm still trying to consolidate all kinds of things in preparation for my move. I have a LOT of DaVinci syrup bottles, having stocked up at places like Marshall's and Ross. It occurred to me that I could pour some of the bottles of the same flavor into an empty gallon-size plastic water bottle and save some space that way. Do you know if there's some reason I should NOT do this? Do they HAVE to be stored in glass bottles?
Unless you sterilized the jugs, you could contaminate the syrups for long storage that way. Even unopened gallons of spring water turn lovely colors when left in a warm garage as an experiment for a few months.
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Saffire said:
I'm still trying to consolidate all kinds of things in preparation for my move. I have a LOT of DaVinci syrup bottles, having stocked up at places like Marshall's and Ross. It occurred to me that I could pour some of the bottles of the same flavor into an empty gallon-size plastic water bottle and save some space that way. Do you know if there's some reason I should NOT do this? Do they HAVE to be stored in glass bottles?
Unless you sterilized the jugs, you could contaminate the syrups for long storage that way. Even unopened gallons of spring water turn lovely colors when left in a warm garage as an experiment for a few months.
Good point. I figured out that 4 bottles of DaVinci take up about the same amount of space that a gallon jug would, so there's really no point in trying it.
