RE: "DO NOT COOK"?

["bryan johnson" <bryan -dot- johnson -at- motoman -dot- com>]

My apologies. You know, shortly after I wrote that, I started
thinking that Pb&j might actually taste pretty good heated up.
Besides, if they had labeled Twinkies with DO NOT COOK, we'd have
missed out on quite a delicacy! Maybe we can batter those little
Smuckers pitas and deep fry them too. Mmmm deep fried.




" Instead of DO NOT COOK (I can heat it up if I want to, dammit)
why not, "This product
is not meant to be cooked."  Or "...is meant to be eaten
cold."  (Who cooks pb&j?)  Or for consistency with the
other products in the line: "Directions: Open package. Eat
pastry."



Bryan K. Johnson
Technical Communications Specialist
Motoman Inc.
(937) 847-3407

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