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![]() "Todd" > wrote in message ... > Hi All, > > Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured > bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was > a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. > > What struck me as hysteria: > > Servicing size: 1 tablespoon > Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) > > Chuckle, chuckle > > -T I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? |
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On 02/21/2013 04:32 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
> "Todd" > wrote in message > ... >> Hi All, >> >> Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured >> bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was >> a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. >> >> What struck me as hysteria: >> >> Servicing size: 1 tablespoon >> Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) >> >> Chuckle, chuckle >> >> -T > > I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? Hi Julie, Yes, I am easily amused at times. 1) 16 tablespoons per cup. That would be 4 cups of bacon. That is a lot of bacon! 2) Have you ever laughed at the servings per container on various packages? One can of soup serves one person, but the label says four. I have seen some pretty ridiculous servings per container before, but SIXTY FIVE? That takes the cake! 3) Remember how much you paid to read this. :-) -T |
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"Todd" > wrote in message
... > On 02/21/2013 04:32 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >> "Todd" > wrote in message >> ... >>> Hi All, >>> >>> Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured >>> bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was >>> a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. >>> >>> What struck me as hysteria: >>> >>> Servicing size: 1 tablespoon >>> Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) >>> >>> Chuckle, chuckle >>> >>> -T >> >> I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? > > Hi Julie, > > Yes, I am easily amused at times. > > 1) 16 tablespoons per cup. That would be 4 cups of bacon. That is > a lot of bacon! > > 2) Have you ever laughed at the servings per container on various > packages? One can of soup serves one person, but the label says > four. I have seen some pretty ridiculous servings per container > before, but SIXTY FIVE? That takes the cake! > > 3) Remember how much you paid to read this. > > :-) > > -T > Yeah, they usually pull that with high calorie items, a very small container that says 1/4 of container 200 calories, servings 4, it always cracks me up. Cheri |
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![]() "Todd" > wrote in message ... > On 02/21/2013 04:32 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >> "Todd" > wrote in message >> ... >>> Hi All, >>> >>> Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured >>> bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was >>> a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. >>> >>> What struck me as hysteria: >>> >>> Servicing size: 1 tablespoon >>> Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) >>> >>> Chuckle, chuckle >>> >>> -T >> >> I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? > > Hi Julie, > > Yes, I am easily amused at times. > > 1) 16 tablespoons per cup. That would be 4 cups of bacon. That is > a lot of bacon! > Okay. I have never actually measured bacon like that but your package seemed rather large so I don't know. > 2) Have you ever laughed at the servings per container on various > packages? One can of soup serves one person, but the label says > four. I have seen some pretty ridiculous servings per container > before, but SIXTY FIVE? That takes the cake! Well, no. I can honestly say that I have never laughed at anything I saw on a label. I don't happen to think things like that are funny. Just a bit odd. I do know that most people will assume that when they buy something that appears to be a single serving, it often is not. I was trained early on to read package labels and I always do. Much of what I see on a label prevents me from bringing the food or drink home to begin with. As for the 65 servings per container, that isn't odd to me at all. Seeing as how I buy stuff at Costco or the restaurant supply place. I certainly don't always buy in bulk but if it is something that will keep for a while such as popcorn or rice, or something that can be portioned out for the freezer, I will buy it if the price is signifigantly cheaper. > > 3) Remember how much you paid to read this. > > :-) > > -T Uh... What? |
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![]() "Cheri" > wrote in message ... > "Todd" > wrote in message > ... >> On 02/21/2013 04:32 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >>> "Todd" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Hi All, >>>> >>>> Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured >>>> bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was >>>> a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. >>>> >>>> What struck me as hysteria: >>>> >>>> Servicing size: 1 tablespoon >>>> Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) >>>> >>>> Chuckle, chuckle >>>> >>>> -T >>> >>> I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? >> >> Hi Julie, >> >> Yes, I am easily amused at times. >> >> 1) 16 tablespoons per cup. That would be 4 cups of bacon. That is >> a lot of bacon! >> >> 2) Have you ever laughed at the servings per container on various >> packages? One can of soup serves one person, but the label says >> four. I have seen some pretty ridiculous servings per container >> before, but SIXTY FIVE? That takes the cake! >> >> 3) Remember how much you paid to read this. >> >> :-) >> >> -T >> > > > Yeah, they usually pull that with high calorie items, a very small > container that says 1/4 of container 200 calories, servings 4, it always > cracks me up. Hmmm... I guess I just can't see how that would be funny. |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
... > > "Cheri" > wrote in message > ... >> "Todd" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On 02/21/2013 04:32 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >>>> "Todd" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> Hi All, >>>>> >>>>> Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured >>>>> bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was >>>>> a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. >>>>> >>>>> What struck me as hysteria: >>>>> >>>>> Servicing size: 1 tablespoon >>>>> Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) >>>>> >>>>> Chuckle, chuckle >>>>> >>>>> -T >>>> >>>> I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? >>> >>> Hi Julie, >>> >>> Yes, I am easily amused at times. >>> >>> 1) 16 tablespoons per cup. That would be 4 cups of bacon. That is >>> a lot of bacon! >>> >>> 2) Have you ever laughed at the servings per container on various >>> packages? One can of soup serves one person, but the label says >>> four. I have seen some pretty ridiculous servings per container >>> before, but SIXTY FIVE? That takes the cake! >>> >>> 3) Remember how much you paid to read this. >>> >>> :-) >>> >>> -T >>> >> >> >> Yeah, they usually pull that with high calorie items, a very small >> container that says 1/4 of container 200 calories, servings 4, it always >> cracks me up. > > Hmmm... I guess I just can't see how that would be funny. Not funny as in ha ha, but funny in "how stupid do they think we are" type of funny. Cheri |
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On 02/21/2013 10:15 PM, Cheri wrote:
> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Cheri" > wrote in message >> ... >>> "Todd" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On 02/21/2013 04:32 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >>>>> "Todd" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> Hi All, >>>>>> >>>>>> Came across a funny mislabel. I was looking at TJ's uncured >>>>>> bacon pieces for a project I am thinking of. It was >>>>>> a 12 oz or 1 lb package, I can't remember. >>>>>> >>>>>> What struck me as hysteria: >>>>>> >>>>>> Servicing size: 1 tablespoon >>>>>> Servings per container: 65 (Sixty five!) >>>>>> >>>>>> Chuckle, chuckle >>>>>> >>>>>> -T >>>>> >>>>> I guess I don't see what is funny there. And how is it a mislabel? >>>> >>>> Hi Julie, >>>> >>>> Yes, I am easily amused at times. >>>> >>>> 1) 16 tablespoons per cup. That would be 4 cups of bacon. That is >>>> a lot of bacon! >>>> >>>> 2) Have you ever laughed at the servings per container on various >>>> packages? One can of soup serves one person, but the label says >>>> four. I have seen some pretty ridiculous servings per container >>>> before, but SIXTY FIVE? That takes the cake! >>>> >>>> 3) Remember how much you paid to read this. >>>> >>>> :-) >>>> >>>> -T >>>> >>> >>> >>> Yeah, they usually pull that with high calorie items, a very small >>> container that says 1/4 of container 200 calories, servings 4, it >>> always cracks me up. >> >> Hmmm... I guess I just can't see how that would be funny. > > Not funny as in ha ha, but funny in "how stupid do they think we are" > type of funny. > > Cheri Hi Julie, Think of it this way. Some things are only a little amusing. But sometimes, a little, is enough. :-) 65 servings. chuckle, chuckle. -T |
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