On Fri, 09 Mar 2012 05:53:40 -0500, Ed Pawlowski > wrote:
>
>>> One of my neighbors makes maple syrup from his own trees, he produces
>>> only a couple gallons a year... takes 40 gllons of sap for 1 gallon of
>>> syrup. He makes a enough for his own use and to give some small
>>> bottles as gifts... just gave me some of last years crop... delicious:
>>> http://i44.tinypic.com/xe4eft.jpg
>>
>>If your neighbor made his own maple syrup and gave only a few small
>>bottles as gifts to friends, then why/how did your neighbor get that
>>'tamper proof' cap on the bottle you show in your photo?? Just curious.
>
>Because you have no choice if you want that style bottle. That is the
>way they come, take it or leave it.

And nowadays most everything is tamper proof, very few people would
use those products otherwise, they'd pour out the contents and maybe
save the bottle. Those bottles are purchased by the case, they come
with the tamper proof caps UNattached... once they are screwed on the
seal locks onto the raised ridge molded into the glass, it's a one way
thingie, the seal breaks when the cap is unscrewed... anyone who
actually looks at the tamper proof caps it becomes very obvious how
they work... any simpleton who can button their own coat should be
able to figure it out... got some REAL moroons at rfc.