Is There Anything Wrong With Keeping Tins in The Fridge

[SwizzleStiX]

So do I, or at least I have a lot of containers and a lot of lids, but none of them match each other

Is it dangerous to leave the cat food in a tin for a few days then, until it gets eaten ?

*contemplates this might be why the cat is such a loon*

I'm not sure on that one either, but i don't put cat food in the fridge, i put it in a cupboard so it should be okay

 

[SwizzleStiX]

Re Alzheimer's and aluminium...there were tests done and people with Alzheimer's were shown to have abnormal amounts of aluminium in their brain tissue. This was widely reported. HOWEVER, it was later proved that the method for preparing the brain tissue for examination was putting abnormal amounts of aluminium into the brain tissue. This was not widely reported. I heard this from a reliable source (Scientist talking on BBC Radio).

Interesting, i never even knew there could possibly be a link between the two..

 

[Chester Copperpot]

I'm not sure on that one either, but i don't put cat food in the fridge, i put it in a cupboard so it should be okay

very wise!

 

[*Miss*Sparkle*]

My darling Uncle used to bake beans and toms and peas etc in their tins in the oven. I copied until one day a friend came over and was shocked and made me freak out about the whole baking in the tin thing.

My dad would do that too - he'd open the tin and put the tin (with contents) into a pan of boiling water to heat through. It saved on washing up I suppose.