Let's see a machine do that.
this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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"We programmed it to have a sense of smell, just so it could suffer, like the old flesh-and-blood workers!"
That's a lot of dolphin meat!
How long would a can of hand-stuffed fish meat made in such conditions be viable before going bad?
Probably not much different than now, considering they're probably still going to pasteurize the cans after they're sealed in the 1930's
Gotcha. That makes sense. I know nothing of how food is made.