Good to know!

See the thread below though; Liquid Death makes it a point to be free of this stuff, though I wish they just straight up had the sentence on their FAQ instead of implying it.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39749467

Did you, by any chance, ever wonder if they don't straight up say it because they're lying on what they're only implying?

I generally enjoy that usually companies who seriously lie in advertising end up facing the music often enough that I don't need to seriously consider such things.

I suspect this case, after reading about it in between actually working, that the claim is actually more scoped than I'd understood, because it is primarily about the recyclability of the can and not a literal claim of zero plastic.

That is, in fact, on me, but given that this isn't an aspect of the product I care about, not entirely shocking to me that I misunderstood. And I got to learn a fun fact about aluminum cans that I didn't know before!

You are not alone. It was not until I saw an experiment that dissolved the aluminum that I realized their was a plastic liner.