BLUE HILL – In a glass box in a private school in Maine sits a 40-year-old chemistry experiment still going strong: A decades-old Twinkie. ABC News reports the experiment started in 1976 when Roger Bennatti was teaching a lesson to his high school chemistry class on food additives and shelf life. After a student wondered about the shelf life of the snack, Bennatti sent the students to the store with some money.
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The Associated Press, Portland Press Herald
Mon, 06/27/2016 - 12:34pm
Sections: u.s.
Topics: Maine Cumberland County Portland
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