why the fuck do cans have multiple servings, it's not like

Why would you buy a can of condensed soup if you only wanted one serving

>>8714139
Not to brain fuck you, but suppose youre actually in company? Yknow, gf perhaps?

>>8714144
who the fuck eats a can of raviolis with their gf

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>>8714139
>why the fuck do cans have multiple servings

To make the nutritional information look better to a stupid customer.

>it's not like you can close them
Sure you can. You can wrap them in plastic cling film. You can get caps for them (pic related). You can dump the leftovers into a resealable container or bag.

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>>8714146
I would

>if I had one

>>8714147
Acidic tomato soup with access to oxygen is going to start leeching metals from the can. That shit is not good to eat. Do not leave things in opened cans.

>>8714146
I did once with my gf. I wouldn't date a girl who was too much of a snob to ever eat tinned food once in a while.

>>8714178

How is it going to leach metals through the epoxy coating inside the can?

Plus, how much leaching do you think is actually going to happen during the few days that someone might keep it? It's not as if someone is going to keep an open can for months....

>>8714299
>It's not as if someone is going to keep an open can for months....

You must be new around here.

>>8714147
This. It's purely about the nutritional info and making it seem better to people who don't really read.

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>>8714139
>>8714144
>>8714147
>>8714547


Better still:

>Servings per container : 2.5

Who is going to eat one half of a serving?