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For the holidays, we opened a commercially packaged jar of mixed
'Greek' olives. My husband said he likes them. I think they taste weird. (I only like black olives which are processed completely differently.) Now there is a 'scum' at the top of the liquid in the jar. Is this spoilage? I'm hoping its olive oil or some other natural phenomenon, but would rather not poison my dearly beloved to find out if they're safe or not. ;> Any ideas? tia Deb -- (in Oregon, the pacific northWET) ;> |
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