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Boxes of Tuna and Sardines, These 4 Places of the Kitchen Can Make Them Dangerous without You Knowing It
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Practical, economical and always ready to help, cans of tuna, sardines and mackerels are one of the most common reserves in a kitchen. Their long shelf life often gives the impression that they can be stored anywhere, without special care. However, this habit can play a bad trick. A can does not support heat, humidity or some errors after opening, to the point of altering the taste of the fish and, in the most problematic cases, to pose a real h…
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