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Hey folks, i have a question on slab sauce. I know light oils, mainly cooking oils will go rancid after a bit of time. Seeings how Slab Sauce is oil based, does it do it too, go rancid. I have some partial bottles and don't want to throw them away unnecessarily...Anyone have a problem with it going bad????
Eric I don't taste or cook with mine to know if rancid but I think it would be fine. :dono:Rofl
Stink is as stink smells
I have bottles 5 years old and they taste fine to me.....:Rofl
Ok, well if you know you know, and I didn't so I asked. But when it turns rancid it does affect smell and taste of what it's used on or in. If you ever been around cast iron pans stored after someone wipped with oil then stored you would know what I mean...just sayin'.
That being said, Thank you all for the responses.
I don’t know but seems to work for the limited times I’ve been out this year! Following though!
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Hinges on my truck doors think it tastes fine .:yikes
Big pad lock on the front gate says it tastes pretty good as well .:yikes
AND yes we did my door window slides with it successfully too :Rofl
Pretty sure it would still work fine on a jig is my guess ….:dono
Don’t just toss it bro , it is a great lubricant in a pinch :highfive
I have never had an issue with mine Eric. Maybe smell an older bottle and then smell a newer one? :dono
I just use one bottle till it's gone . Single pole fishing uses very little (a drop at a time ). I buy a bottle of each kind and rebuy each spring .
I'm not happy unless I leave an oil slick behind my jig....:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Eagle 1
I just ordered my first two bottles of the original. Do y'all have a preference or noticed one working better than the other (original vs garlic)? Can't wait to try it.
Both work equally well for me.
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I like original the best but both work. Garlic makes me hungry.
As stated above, both work well. Garlic will keep the Vampires away, unless they're Italian....
Just take the partial bottles and pour into as few bottles as you can until they are full. Then you will think they are new and you won't have to worry if they are rancid, cause new ones are fresh. Problem solved. I am a problem solver. My wife speaks shorthand. She just says I am a problem.