Canned goods, be they store-bought or home-canned in jars, are essential in any pantry. They allow you to have food that ...

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or dented; jars that are cracked or have loose lids; food that has a foul smell; and any cans or jars that release liquid ...

Just make sure that you never buy bulging, rusted, leaking or dented cans, and that you always store canned goods in a cool, dry place — in fact, the USDA says to never store them in any place ...

But keeping plenty of canned goods and baking essentials ... If this happens, toss it. Cans in good condition—meaning no dents, swelling or rust—stored in a cool, clean, dry place are safe ...

But before digging in, there are other things you can check to make sure your canned chicken is good to go. Read more ...

It also hides scratches well, and its softness and resiliency makes it less susceptible to permanent dents ... that filters VOC fumes is a good idea too. You can find one at your local hardware ...

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it's not good." Her post was soon met with thousands ... He told The Mirror: "Dented tins can potentially compromise the seal and introduce bacteria into the food, leading to foodborne illnesses.