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I had to throw away about one quart of orange juice away because it
had turned "bad." It had a very acidic taste. I was wondering if there
was something I could have used it for?

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HI

use it to water the plants
flowers are thursty for anything

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"tomba wrote:
> I had to throw away about one quart of orange juice because it
> had turned "bad." It had a very acidic taste. I was wondering if there
> was something I could have used it for?


Coulda made a batch of penicillin.<head smack>

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One time on Usenet, " >
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> I had to throw away about one quart of orange juice away because it
> had turned "bad." It had a very acidic taste. I was wondering if there
> was something I could have used it for?


Orange juice is supposed to be acidic -- I would call it bad if it
started to ferment. And if it got that far, it's not worth anything
but the kitchen sink. IMHO, that is...

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>I had to throw away about one quart of orange juice away because it
> had turned "bad." It had a very acidic taste. I was wondering if there
> was something I could have used it for?
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom



It makes excellent drain cleaner. Pour it in the kitchen sink.




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On Dec 10, 2:56 pm, (Little Malice) wrote:
> One time on Usenet, " >
> said:
>
> > I had to throw away about one quart of orange juice away because it
> > had turned "bad." It had a very acidic taste. I was wondering if there
> > was something I could have used it for?

>
> Orange juice is supposed to be acidic -- I would call it bad if it
> started to ferment. And if it got that far, it's not worth anything
> but the kitchen sink. IMHO, that is...


I'm a bit surprised that Sheldon didn't suggest exploring its laxative
properties.
>
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> Jani in WA


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