>Your cunt >Do you keep eggs in fridge or not?

>>72763733
USA

No, you're not supposed to eat eggs cold

your mum keep my egg on her fridge

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>>72763733
Yes, the heat at the tropical countries, could spoil them.

"This view is backed by two experts at Bristol University’s School of Veterinary Science, Dr Rosamund Baird and Dr Janet Corry, who say that if an egg is contaminated with the bacteria salmonella, storing it at room temperature allows the salmonella to multiply."

‘Salmonella will not multiply in the fridge,’

There is a special section for eggs in every fridge.

Dropping some harsh knowledge on y'all niggas: you don't get to choose whether or not you fridge yoru eyes. THE MAN chooses for you.

>By 1970, the U.S. Department of Agriculture had perfected the art of the wash with the help of fancy machines, and it required all egg producers to do it. Meanwhile, many European countries were prohibiting washing, and Asian countries never got on board with it. The exception was Japan, which joined the egg-washers after a bad spate of salmonella in the 1990s.

>So what's the deal with washing and refrigeration? Soon after eggs pop out of the chicken, American producers put them straight to a machine that shampoos them with soap and hot water. The steamy shower leaves the shells squeaky clean. But it also compromises them, by washing away a barely visible sheen that naturally envelops each egg.

>The coating is like a little safety vest for the egg, keeping water and oxygen in and bad bacteria out. Washing can damage that layer and "increase the chances for bacterial invasion" into pores or hairline cracks in the shell, according to Yi Chen, a food scientist at Purdue University. So we spray eggs with oil to prevent bacteria from getting in, and refrigerate them to keep microorganisms at bay.

>"Once you start refrigeration, you have to have it through the whole value chain, from farm to store. Because if you stop — if the eggs are cold and you put them in a warm environment — they're going to start sweating," says Guyonnet.

>>72766053
Why are you having salmonella on your eggs in the first place?

>>72766216
So you're spending millions of dollars, gallons of water and detergent as well as watts of electricity for an inferior product, instead of just taking the eggs from under the chicken and putting it on the shelves of stores.

This is the most American thing I've read all year.

>>72763733
I do not have eggs

Usually leave them on top, no use wasting fridge space.

>>72766492
How do you not have eggs?

>>72766529
vegan

>>72766529
what would I need them for

>>72766529
maybe she's too old

>>72766456
Saying about Salmonella is just for include as a possibility.
Never heard anyone sick of salmonella here...btw