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SpaghettiOs was created in 1965.
Cambells soup make Spaghettios.
from $.99 to $1.50. plus tax.
The only record to date is three (3) cans (46.8 oz) in 7:08.49.
Yes. in the can they will last a few years. outside the can only a few days.
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Yes, SpaghettiOs can contain nitrates, primarily from added ingredients like meat or certain preservatives. Nitrates are often used in processed foods to enhance flavor and extend shelf life. To know the specific content, it's best to check the ingredient label for any mention of nitrates or related preservatives.
per the Franco-American company. Reportedly, there are more than 1,750 "O's" in a 15-ounce can of SpaghettiOs.
Well, It is physically possible, but I would not recommend it because they would probably be stale. If they are stale, you might get sick.
Oh, dude, you're really worried about the halal status of SpaghettiOs? Well, technically, most SpaghettiOs are not certified halal, so if that's a deal-breaker for you, maybe stick to something else. But hey, if you're just chillin' and not too fussed about it, then slurp up those circular pasta shapes without a care in the world.
Cook him a meal. I don't mean, a can of spaghettios. I mean a meal. If he's worth a hoot, he'll know you care. But a good home cooked meal can't be beat. Preform felatio
due to a break down in the cooking process, the meatballs had not been cooked to a safe minimum heat. The concern was the meat was still considered raw for packaging and consumption.