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On Sun, 22 Nov 2020 16:15:37 -0800 (PST), wrote:
> I had company today, so I thought I'd make an American influenced > Italian dish. Ouch! I opened up a few cans of Beefaroni. These > cans had a pull top, so no can opener was used. The stuff though > was horrible. All these little noodles with very little beef or > sauce. Next time I'm going with the Chefboyardee ravioli. That > stuff is tremendous although the cans don't have a pull top and I > have to use a can opener. All the Chefboyardee's have pull tops except for the 28oz cans and the boxes of "pizza". The store-band generic Chefboyaredees have traditional can lids. -sw |
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