I solve this problem by simply not using the stuff ... but isn’t it odd that it’s been packed in barely functional glass bottles for so long? Why frustrate your customer, why not use a wide-mouth jar that can fit a spoon? Someone put it in a bottle and just expected everyone to struggle with it instead of finding a better vessel.
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I solve this problem by simply not using the stuff ... but isn’t it odd that it’s been packed in barely functional glass bottles for so long? Why frustrate your customer, why not use a wide-mouth jar that can fit a spoon? Someone put it in a bottle and just expected everyone to deal with it instead of finding a better vessel.
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