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6. dave9191 commented 9 years ago
#2 Intresting facts I only learned in the last year. Americans wash the protective coatings off their eggs when they are collected and refrigerate them. So they end up with white eggs.
Europeans don't - which means we don't have to refrigerate our eggs and they aren't white.
US eggs are illegal in the EU and vice versa. Both lines of thought have their merits and one isn't better than the other.
Europeans don't - which means we don't have to refrigerate our eggs and they aren't white.
US eggs are illegal in the EU and vice versa. Both lines of thought have their merits and one isn't better than the other.
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7. sux2bu commented 9 years ago
#6 White eggs come from white-egg laying hens and brown eggs come from brown-egg laying hens.
The brown color is natural and will not wash off. They taste the same and have the same nutritional value
as the white ones.
Eggs in the UK are not washed and therefore can still have feces or other contamination on them ,
so care should be taken when cracking the shell so the contents are not contaminated.
Eggs in the US are washed and disinfected and properly dried before being sold. The drying process
denies bacteria a surface environment on which to grow.
Both methods seem to work just fine.
More interesting info here.......
http://www.forbes.com/sites/nadiaarumugam/2012/10/25/why-american-eggs-would-be-illegal-in-a-british-supermarket-and-vice-versa/
The brown color is natural and will not wash off. They taste the same and have the same nutritional value
as the white ones.
Eggs in the UK are not washed and therefore can still have feces or other contamination on them ,
so care should be taken when cracking the shell so the contents are not contaminated.
Eggs in the US are washed and disinfected and properly dried before being sold. The drying process
denies bacteria a surface environment on which to grow.
Both methods seem to work just fine.
More interesting info here.......
http://www.forbes.com/sites/nadiaarumugam/2012/10/25/why-american-eggs-would-be-illegal-in-a-british-supermarket-and-vice-versa/
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8. LightAng3l commented 9 years ago
There are way better ways than waiting like an idiot for the egg to soak....are you that Fing lazy that you have to wait for the egg to soak so you can peal it 4 seconds faster than you would if you just fing peel it when it cools down a little?
Plus if you break the shell wrong you and up with many white pieces that way...and are actually harder to get off the egg.
PS: In my country it is illegal to sell eggs if they are not encapsulated in a glass ampule.
Plus if you break the shell wrong you and up with many white pieces that way...and are actually harder to get off the egg.
PS: In my country it is illegal to sell eggs if they are not encapsulated in a glass ampule.
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9. gpullen commented 9 years ago
Meh, atleast both us Europeans and Americans don't tend to double boil our eggs in the urine of virgin boys.... http://www.snotr.com/video/9143/Strange_Delicacy
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11. bytebuster commented 9 years ago
More fun way of doing it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnLAc8qtDug
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnLAc8qtDug
+13 1. Meggey commented 9 years ago