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this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2023
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Exactly. If you can smell it, then there's molecules in the air and that's going to mean it's also on the food. It's completely insignificant though. Eating next to a dumpster doesn't mean my food's contaminated even though technically those same molecules that I'm smelling are getting on the food.