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"regular, normal" can of cola is 12oz. Soup and such is15oz.
These Mario manufacturer is a cheeky bastard for making a 6oz can that looks in pics, has proportions of 12/15oz.
"regular, normal" can of cola is 12oz. Soup and such is15oz.
These Mario manufacturer is a cheeky bastard for making a 6oz can that looks in pics, has proportions of 12/15oz.
The 6 oz olive can is the exact same dimensions as a typical size '15 oz' can, go check it out for yourself, OK.
These are six ounces drained, that's a normal size can of olives, not a small can. Obviously round, pitted olives will contain a great deal of water between them inside the can and by rule, they sell by weight of actual product.
These are six ounces drained, that's a normal size can of olives, not a small can. Obviously round, pitted olives will contain a great deal of water between them inside the can and by rule, they sell by weight of actual product.
Look at the label again Buddy.
It states 'NET DR. WT. 6 oz. (170g)'
"Dr wt" stands for Drained Weight, which is the weight of the olives after they have been drained of liquid.
I guess you cancelled your order for nothing, but you do you and keep digging a hole for yourself, OK.
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Thanks, hellspice, repped, and cancelled order.
These Mario manufacturer is a cheeky bastard for making a 6oz can that looks in pics, has proportions of 12/15oz.
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Thanks, hellspice, repped, and cancelled order.
Good luck finding a typical 15 oz sized can with a 15 oz drained weight of olives!
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These Mario manufacturer is a cheeky bastard for making a 6oz can that looks in pics, has proportions of 12/15oz.
Mario Olives [walmart.com]
edit: $0.74 after 15% S&S, and I had an add'l 15% S&S promo good on lots of things "2025-08-07_Midwest_15%_Pantry Staples"
What the rules say. Net weight means not the beans or corn or fruit; it means the food plus liquid.
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It states 'NET DR. WT. 6 oz. (170g)'
"Dr wt" stands for Drained Weight, which is the weight of the olives after they have been drained of liquid.
I guess you cancelled your order for nothing, but you do you and keep digging a hole for yourself, OK.
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