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baby bottles 27 Dec 2011 20:10 #9614

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That should work - I don't think it has been around long enough to know how long it stores - be sure to keep it cold. And in my opinion, it would be wise to keep it in several full smaller bottles so that you were not opening one bottle all the time.

I was just emailing Michael about this, thinking someone needs to set up a test to follow stability over time. I'm sure someone will at some point. My batch I made after the first Humble video is as dark and as strong smelling as it was when I made it, I can promise you that.

Fortunately it doesn't TASTE like that.

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