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Old 04-29-2008, 05:09 PM
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the stopper in my grand marnier bottle broke. i was able to get the cork out, but how should i store the liquor? can i just put it in a plastic container? or should i find a glass jar to store it in. its like a half bottle, so i cant use it up too fast! thanks!
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Store the Gran Marnier in glass. A good storage jar with a non-reactive top or a well-cleaned wine bottle, vinegar bottle, or something similarwill do just fine.

Personally, I try to avoid storing any food or beverage in plastic containers.

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One of those beer bottles with a hinged lid (Grolsch?) would be perfect, maybe.
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i would store it in a glass bottle or cannister, its much too nice to put in to plastic , and some plastic containers can give off a funny taste
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Sounds like we're taking the hard way around.

Why don't you just replace the cork?
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