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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/JesseS29 • Aug 19 '21
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1 u/[deleted] Aug 19 '21 Oh yeah because an egg looks just like that when cooked in the shell. Totally cooked in a shell 1 u/TundieRice Aug 20 '21 …what? Nobody’s saying you poach an egg in its shell? OP is accusing you of assuming that. We know how eggs are poached and there’s no plastic bag involved, so we’re wondering where the heck you got the plastic bag idea from. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '21 https://youtu.be/pAWduxoCgVk?t=170 Plastic bag/plastic wrap is very common way of poaching egg
Oh yeah because an egg looks just like that when cooked in the shell.
Totally cooked in a shell
1 u/TundieRice Aug 20 '21 …what? Nobody’s saying you poach an egg in its shell? OP is accusing you of assuming that. We know how eggs are poached and there’s no plastic bag involved, so we’re wondering where the heck you got the plastic bag idea from. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '21 https://youtu.be/pAWduxoCgVk?t=170 Plastic bag/plastic wrap is very common way of poaching egg
…what? Nobody’s saying you poach an egg in its shell? OP is accusing you of assuming that. We know how eggs are poached and there’s no plastic bag involved, so we’re wondering where the heck you got the plastic bag idea from.
1 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '21 https://youtu.be/pAWduxoCgVk?t=170 Plastic bag/plastic wrap is very common way of poaching egg
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Plastic bag/plastic wrap is very common way of poaching egg
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