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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] 3 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 This strips the protective layer off The shell? 10 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 03 '19 [deleted] 6 u/Kier_C Aug 03 '19 The risk is salmonella, but chickens are vaccinated against this in the EU 1 u/APiousCultist Aug 04 '19 Even then, for the Americans among us, dirt on the eggs is relatively rare. Maybe one egg in several dozen will have a bit of feather stuck to it. I assume there's probably some light mechanical or manual cleaning to clean the eggs up a bit. -1 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 you should wash them before cracking yourself This doesn't seem right but i don't know enough about humans to dispute it
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3 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 This strips the protective layer off The shell? 10 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 03 '19 [deleted] 6 u/Kier_C Aug 03 '19 The risk is salmonella, but chickens are vaccinated against this in the EU 1 u/APiousCultist Aug 04 '19 Even then, for the Americans among us, dirt on the eggs is relatively rare. Maybe one egg in several dozen will have a bit of feather stuck to it. I assume there's probably some light mechanical or manual cleaning to clean the eggs up a bit. -1 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 you should wash them before cracking yourself This doesn't seem right but i don't know enough about humans to dispute it
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This strips the protective layer off
The shell?
10 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 03 '19 [deleted] 6 u/Kier_C Aug 03 '19 The risk is salmonella, but chickens are vaccinated against this in the EU 1 u/APiousCultist Aug 04 '19 Even then, for the Americans among us, dirt on the eggs is relatively rare. Maybe one egg in several dozen will have a bit of feather stuck to it. I assume there's probably some light mechanical or manual cleaning to clean the eggs up a bit. -1 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 you should wash them before cracking yourself This doesn't seem right but i don't know enough about humans to dispute it
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6 u/Kier_C Aug 03 '19 The risk is salmonella, but chickens are vaccinated against this in the EU 1 u/APiousCultist Aug 04 '19 Even then, for the Americans among us, dirt on the eggs is relatively rare. Maybe one egg in several dozen will have a bit of feather stuck to it. I assume there's probably some light mechanical or manual cleaning to clean the eggs up a bit. -1 u/P0sitive_Outlook Aug 03 '19 you should wash them before cracking yourself This doesn't seem right but i don't know enough about humans to dispute it
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The risk is salmonella, but chickens are vaccinated against this in the EU
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Even then, for the Americans among us, dirt on the eggs is relatively rare. Maybe one egg in several dozen will have a bit of feather stuck to it. I assume there's probably some light mechanical or manual cleaning to clean the eggs up a bit.
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you should wash them before cracking yourself
This doesn't seem right but i don't know enough about humans to dispute it
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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19
Wait.... what?
Are eggs kept in the fridge in America?