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Those individual serving packets of salt always hold enough grains to choke a large mammal (about four times as much as I can stomach); yet the twin packets of pepper hold barely enough to cover one egg (and many packets are empty).
posted by Twerpette @ 8:47 AM
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THANK YOU! And the doctors keep telling us that salt is bad, but the pepper may do some good. I don't salt my food, and when I get "fries with that", I like to put pepper on them. The packets are a joke.
This is an issue that Congress should address. I doubt anything less than federal action will correct it. It is a matter of interstate condiment, er, commerce. I don't want to wonder as I travel from state to state whether or not I will be in a big-pepper state or a mini-pepper state. I say Equal Pepper for All Citizens, All the Time, Everywhere!
Surely people who can wangle over sugar and milk subsidies can give this some time.
I was disappointed not to hear anything in the SOTU about it.
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