53:44Peter Durand I guess?
53:45You know something real crazy? Propane freezers. No electricity and can be run off-grid.
53:45Made of lead before, caused deaths
53:46im the fallen brother"
53:47canning is a British thing in the 1880s more or less
53:48preserved food has been around for a while shiori
53:48Napoleon wanted a way to store food for the army
53:48I think by WW1, canned food was definitely cheap and common enough
53:48canned food back then wasn't mass produced
53:49they even canned ammo back then
53:491920s is far after Napoleon tho
53:50:_shioriLaugh: Not cans, canning. They used glass bottles in Napoleon's time.
53:51:_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh:
53:51I think they started with wine bottles.
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53:52Isn't your job to archive this sort of thing?
53:52"Nicolas Appert" invented the cans
53:52:_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh:
53:54Canned food for the military
53:54Shiori apparently thinks everything was invented post year 2000
53:55they had microwaves too back then
53:57A French guy in 1809
53:57I do like fresh rosemary
53:57tinkers made cans back then
53:58according to the google, frozen food became popular in the 1950s as personal fridges became popualr
53:58whats this game about?
54:01a pretty nice benefit tho
54:02And can opener didn’t exist until several years after
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54:02they've been canning stuff for thousands of years- they used clay jars before metal cans
54:03:_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh:
54:04what about canned spams?
54:04:_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh::_shioriLaugh:
54:04that guy's mind was probably blown when he made the first can
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