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Store-bought soup. Two cans of the same kind. One looked cloudier than
the other. Both looked and smelled fine otherwise. Mixed them together
and boiled them for ten minutes. Safe to eat? Toss? Better safe than sorry?

(I actually tossed them because it's five dollars' worth of soup, not
worth even a small risk to me, but now I'm curious.)

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