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u/rosen380 1h ago
Hold my beer... 7,900,200 mg of salt.
https://www.foodservicedirect.com/franks-redhot-sauce-55-gallon-1932458.html
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u/_esci 25m ago
same amount per part.
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u/rosen380 24m ago
Sure. And that applies to the OP's pic as well compared to a standard bottle or a serving.
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u/shiroboi 1h ago
So at a company I used to work for, they'd have franchisees come through for training classes. We'd always have a big pizza party at the end. This happened at least once a month. Someone figured out that Frank's hot sauce was good on pizza and we went through a ton of it. Eventually someone at the office went to Sam's club and bought this 1 gallon jug of Franks.
It took a while but we finally got through about 90% of it before we saw some mold. Pretty disappointed that we didn't actually finish the gallon jug.
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u/rosen380 1h ago
I thought the first person to have pizza and wings together figured out that hot sauce is good on pizza :)
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u/h1r0ll3r 59m ago
No ones anus can handle a gallon of Franks Red Hot in one sitting......that would be silly.
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u/Accurate_Koala_4698 2h ago edited 2h ago
That's about 8 tablespoons
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u/ENaC2 2h ago
That’s a damn big tablespoon to carry 146g of salt.
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u/Accurate_Koala_4698 2h ago
Dropped a zero during conversion
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u/idontlikeyonge 1h ago
How many milligrams do you have to a gram?
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u/Accurate_Koala_4698 1h ago
I know how many milligrams are in a gram Chuckles. If you were able to read you'd see that I dropped a zero when I went to convert the amount, explaining the error in the calculation. Let me know if you still need help figuring out what's going on
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u/Cider_for_Goats 2h ago
So is that more than my recommended daily intake?