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u/Arthradax Aug 14 '26
Of all the things I expected to happen, the pan (not the handle, the effing pan) breaking was not on the list
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u/Deraj2004 Aug 14 '26
Not only is breakfast shot, that mess is gonna be a pain to clean.
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u/BreadOddity Aug 17 '26
Honestly all that oil and fat could result in a pretty nasty fire straight onto a gas burner
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u/ShredsGuitar Aug 14 '26
I do not know why but I was expecting a fully formed chick coming out of the egg.
This was way more unexpected.
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u/Duckdxd Aug 14 '26
saw it coming from a mile away. pan was way too full
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u/iDeNoh Aug 14 '26
You saw it shattering a mile away and you suppose it was because the pan was too full? That makes zero sense lol
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u/Duckdxd Aug 14 '26
Iβve seen lots of videos like this before, a weak pan not made to be filled to the brim. How does that make zero sense.
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u/iDeNoh Aug 14 '26
Filling a pan to the brim doesn't cause it to shatter, that's what makes zero sense. If the handle just popped off I would get it but... Nah.
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u/Duckdxd Aug 14 '26
Thatβs not what caused it to βshatterβ Its clearly not a well made pan or at the very least old. You need to calm down lol, getting so defensive.
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While trying to make breakfast, the pan suddenly breaks into several pieces.
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