I was at Costco last week and saw a Japanese heat-and-eat product. I had no idea what it was, but it looked interesting, so I grabbed a package.
Wanted something quick for lunch today, so I pulled the package from the pantry shelf. Looked at it from all sides, top, bottom -- no preparation instructions, so I opened it, thinking that maybe I could figure out what to do, whether microwave, air fryer, or ???
Cut the saran-wrap type film off the package, removed the lid, and set the lid on the counter, upside-down. And right there, on the inside of the lid, which could not be removed from the package without cutting the wrapping, right there, were the instructions:
Step 1. Remove lid
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I don't remember the product name, the trash has been picked up so the package is gone. I'll take a look next time I'm at Costco. It was one of the many Asian heat-and-eat products that Costco carries. I don't recall seeing this particular one in other grocery stores.
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Apparently, the directions were incomplete as they didn't end with protect, photograph, post photos, and enjoy This message has been edited. Last edited by: tatortodd,
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That's funny. I think they broke some an applicable FDA regulation with that.
It also sound like the food wasn't memorably delicious since you made no mention of that.
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Apparently, the directions were incomplete as they didn't end with protect, photograph, post photos, and enjoy 
