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Am I the only one that is suspicious of the quantity of ketchup used in the examples? Why aren't there examples with a nearly full, or even half full container?
by codezero 14y ago
Am I the only one that is suspicious of the quantity of ketchup used in the examples? Why aren't there examples with a nearly full, or even half full container?
This would affect the dynamics enough that I would be interested in seeing what happens.
- geuis 14y agoIts the remnants of ketchup and mayo that are the hardest to get out of a bottle. That's what the small amounts are demonstrating. You don't really have a problem getting the contents out of a full bottle.
- codezero 14y agoI'll take your word for it since I don't have a bottle handy, but I am still suspicious. I have had issues getting ketchup out of a nearly full bottle because it's difficult for the air to flow back into the bottle as ketchup comes out.
- muyuu 14y agoSome of that effect will obviously still be there. Vacuum is not fixed by any coating and the liquid is viscous enough for bubbles not to easily form. So yep, maybe it will need a tap or two at the beginning to make it flow.