Friday, March 13, 2009

Medical Storage

We keep human brains in Tupperware. Their big cube-shaped containers happen to be the perfect size to hold an entire brain and sufficient preservative fluid to submerge it. I sometimes wonder if anyone in the design or marketing department ever considered this as a potential use for their product. I don't see anything about it on their website.

Sample product description with slight modifications:


Keep Extra-Large Produce Brains Extra-Fresh and Flavorful!

Say hello to the grandest member of the FridgeSmart® Container family! The Large Round's generous shape and size provides vent-controlled storage for whole heads of cabbage, lettuce, broccoli and cauliflower. The 20-cup (4.7 L) capacity - available in Sea Mist with permanent storage chart molded in - also offers ample room for large quantities of your favorite smaller pediatric fruits and vegetables brains. Seal in Sea Mist.
9"Dia. x 6 7/8"H (23 x 17 cm)

To store other fruits and vegetables organs use our unique Small, Medium Long orLarge FridgeSmart® containers.

Fruits and vegetables Brains have different airflow needs when stored in the fridge. View the FridgeSmart Storage Chart(Bilingual) to learn the best vent settings for your favorite fruits and vegetables brains.



Also, with the addition of the word "Tupperware" into my blogging vocabulary, I've successfully expanded my demographic to include housewives. I hear this subpopulation tends to include ravenous bloggers and blog readers. Starting today, this blog is going places.

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