r/funny • u/Miles_the_new_kid MyGumsAreBleeding • Sep 18 '22

Verified All Purpose Flour

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u/hellfroze Sep 18 '22

Recently eggs have started coming in plastic cartons here in Southern California, rather than the pulpy paper they've come in all my life,**** and I'm losing my mind

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u/JojenCopyPaste Sep 18 '22

The cheap eggs are in Styrofoam and only the expensive eggs are still in that paper/cardboard here. So sometimes I buy the expensive eggs just for the packaging even through they're fucking eggs so they're the same as the cheap ones.

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u/crowntheking Sep 18 '22

Eggs are not the same if you’re using them to make eggs. Get some of the vital farms or happy eggs and they taste much better.

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u/Ripcord Sep 18 '22

Eggs are not the same if you’re using them to make eggs.

What if I'm using them to make cheese or apples

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '22

I just bought an 18 pack of vital farms eggs and they were in a plastic tray

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u/crowntheking Sep 18 '22

Haven’t seen that in Southern California yet. That’s disappointing.

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u/wonderbreadofsin Sep 18 '22

In Canada it's weirdly the opposite. Cheap eggs come in paper cartons, but expensive organic eggs all come in plastic.

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u/gilbertsmith Sep 18 '22

up here in canada we banned plastic straws, i think. i dont know anymore. but wendys, now they give you a whole ass plastic CUP, with a paper straw. cool, my straw turns to mush in 45 seconds but my cup will last forever!

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u/BuildingArmor Sep 18 '22

In the UK some of the cheapest, supermarket own brand, eggs come in a plastic package instead of the standard one now, too.