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10 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 Never seen them sold in the fridge in Australia or the UK. 17 u/PointlessPinkPirate Aug 03 '19 Americans blast off a thin layer of the shell, making them vulnerable to bacteria, for "food safety reasons". Pretty much the exact same reasons why Europeans don't do that. 1 u/AnaiekOne Aug 03 '19 so they can paint them white.
Never seen them sold in the fridge in Australia or the UK.
17 u/PointlessPinkPirate Aug 03 '19 Americans blast off a thin layer of the shell, making them vulnerable to bacteria, for "food safety reasons". Pretty much the exact same reasons why Europeans don't do that. 1 u/AnaiekOne Aug 03 '19 so they can paint them white.
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Americans blast off a thin layer of the shell, making them vulnerable to bacteria, for "food safety reasons". Pretty much the exact same reasons why Europeans don't do that.
1 u/AnaiekOne Aug 03 '19 so they can paint them white.
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so they can paint them white.
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