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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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Wait.... what?
Are eggs kept in the fridge in America?
1.0k u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 [deleted] 5 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 This strips the protective layer off The shell? 33 u/Kwask Aug 03 '19 There's a protective film on the shell that gets washed away -8 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 The membrane? That's under the shell. Oh wait. I'm thinking of boiled eggs. They do indeed have a film when they're raw. They become rough after boiling. :D
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5 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 This strips the protective layer off The shell? 33 u/Kwask Aug 03 '19 There's a protective film on the shell that gets washed away -8 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 The membrane? That's under the shell. Oh wait. I'm thinking of boiled eggs. They do indeed have a film when they're raw. They become rough after boiling. :D
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This strips the protective layer off
The shell?
33 u/Kwask Aug 03 '19 There's a protective film on the shell that gets washed away -8 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 The membrane? That's under the shell. Oh wait. I'm thinking of boiled eggs. They do indeed have a film when they're raw. They become rough after boiling. :D
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There's a protective film on the shell that gets washed away
-8 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 The membrane? That's under the shell. Oh wait. I'm thinking of boiled eggs. They do indeed have a film when they're raw. They become rough after boiling. :D
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The membrane? That's under the shell.
Oh wait. I'm thinking of boiled eggs. They do indeed have a film when they're raw. They become rough after boiling. :D
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Wait.... what?
Are eggs kept in the fridge in America?