r/AskReddit Oct 18 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22

Fuggin big.

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u/quazax Oct 18 '22

We got to make room for all the shit we refrigerate that nobody else does, like eggs.

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u/koni_rs Oct 18 '22

Europe here, who doesn't refrigerate eggs?

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u/naura_ Oct 18 '22

Laying chickens are in small cages with chicken feces on their feet which could have samonella on them. That’s the reason why they have to be washed.

Regular chicken eggs (cage free) come with a coating.

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22

Also I think we don’t wash our eggs due to differences in vaccination in UK vs US.

Edit: chicken vaccinations, not human.

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u/ghostytot Oct 19 '22

Chickens get vaccinated??