Do you like eggs?

[Deleted]

yeah, I eat 6-7 eggs per day ... but I have never tried a raw one

[Rudkobing]

Eggs are essentially aborted chicken fetuses. So technically they are dead

They make you THINK they are dead. They snicker snacker when it matter.

[Zecora]

So I'm curious what the chances are of catching salmonella from this many raw eggs.

Pretty high. That's what you get from factory farming.

[Shadowsgrace]

Scrambled or omelette, otherwise as a baking ingredient. That is all.

[Zelk]

Hard boiled egg in a nice chicken korma is perfect

[Raetary]

if i like chicken period?


sure, i like them fully fried.

[Forgettable]

I don't like my eggs raw/runny at all. But scrambled/omelette is great!

[Ozzyorcborne]

Love em. Keep a supply of them for a meal anytime of the day.

[Trassk]

Yes. but now raw.

Pretty much this, fried, scrambled, poached, boiled.

[Beazy]

I eat egg whites every morning occasionally I eat a whole egg or two.

https://ultimatepaleoguide.com/recip...eggie-muffins/

I make these with some apple gate turkey bacon and eat one every morning.

Man, those look tasty as hell.

[Talby]

Gordon Ramsay forever changed how I make scrambled eggs. Yes, how 99.999999999999% of people make scrambled eggs is wrong.

Thank you for linking this, these eggs are god damned delicious and I will be using his technique from now on. You just made my breakfast 10x better <3

[zEmini]

It really does mean exactly that. You don't need to follow his recipe in terms of ingredients, but in terms of technique, there is none better. That's just a quantifiable fact. Eggs are like steak, eating them overcooked is always, always, always wrong. You don't need to eat them still raw like a poached egg with it's still raw yolk, just like not everyone has to eat steak tartare, but overcooking them, steak or eggs, is never OK.

His technique is literally the best technique anyone has found to make sure you never overcook your eggs. There's a reason he has a net worth of $160 Million dollars, and it's because he literally knows better than you do, and just about everyone else on the planet. You can bet your ass that if someone can find a better technique for cooking scrambled eggs, he'd use it.

I don't think that analogy works because eggs can be cooked hundreds of ways with different cooking temperatures.

The only thing that I would agree is that for scrambled, it is best to cook them on low heat and very slowly. Sour Cream? Not in mine.

[Beardless Man]

I do not like eggs.

You monster.

[unbound]

So I'm curious what the chances are of catching salmonella from this many raw eggs.

I love eggs, but not someone who will eat raw eggs mostly because, well, yuck.

As far as salmonella goes, one of the few studies done (in Pennsylvania) showed that only about 0.012% of eggs come from salmonella infected flocks. So fairly unlikely that the people in the video will encounter that.

[Daws001]

I love eggs but if I think about what they are I'll get grossed out. I'd never swallow them raw.

Spinach, mushroom, and Swiss omelette? Omg. /drool

Edit: Omg! A southwest omelette with salsa on top!! I want breakfast for dinner now...

[A dot Ham]

So I'm curious what the chances are of catching salmonella from this many raw eggs.

https://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebat...rance-programs

0.012%

[zEmini]

I love eggs, but not someone who will eat raw eggs mostly because, well, yuck.

As far as salmonella goes, one of the few studies done (in Pennsylvania) showed that only about 0.012% of eggs come from salmonella infected flocks. So fairly unlikely that the people in the video will encounter that.

Not to mention that a healthy person wouldn't be as effected by it versus a unhealthy person. Oh and the strain matters a lot too.

Basically chances of getting porcelain worshiping/pissing out your ass salmonella is probably much less than that.