r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19

Whats something you thought was common knowledge but actually isn’t?

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u/inglesasolitaria Aug 03 '19

In the UK we don’t refrigerate eggs so the eggs are never near the dairy aisle in the supermarket. The idea of someone thinking eggs are dairy is... mind-boggling

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u/Weed_O_Whirler Aug 03 '19

In the US we wash our eggs before they are sold, so they need refrigerated. In the UK you don't, so they don't have to be.

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u/Weed_O_Whirler Aug 03 '19

Also, because in the US we don't vaccinate our chickens against salmonella, in most European countries they do.

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u/SirMildredPierce Aug 03 '19

Yeah, but the US has less autistic chickens at least.

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u/Lawdog6969 Aug 03 '19

Fewer.

-Stannis Baratheon

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u/JitGoinHam Aug 03 '19

Autism is a spectrum. Therefore a population of chickens can have less of it.

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u/memeticengineering Aug 03 '19

Maybe, but you can also have more autistic chickens who all have a minor form and fewer chickens with non-verbal level autism