Posted by JML755 on October 15, 2015 at 18:31:37 from (24.192.190.127):
In Reply to: Packaging....tough!!! posted by Hay hay hay on October 15, 2015 at 11:13:06:
Yup, I feel the same way. I usually just grab some industrial scissors and cut the blister packs open. What frustrates me more is when food packages are "nicked" or perforated where you are supposed to open them and they won't tear or otherwise open up. IMO, that is poor quality on the part of the companies. I have tried to open the same brand of cheese numerous times and it NEVER rips where it's supposed to. I could see one out of 10 but EVERY TIME? Do they even bother to audit their packaging processes?
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