And tomorrow, Trump will be using this as an example of Ukraine aid stealing resources from Americans.
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At last, a biblically accurate angel we can enjoy. Jesus! Pass me the bread already
I'm in Canada. I made one of those today just to wear it as a hat while I shat on a picture of Trump.
As is (the new) tradition.
0.3% of US GDP in one image
omg i want to eat that so bad
My neighbors have chickens and share eggs. I eat like a king everyday.
I had a poached egg on Sunday. I'll never financially recover, but it was worth it
now i just beed a big piece of toast
Trump: fuck lithium, fuck nuclear plants, now I want Ukrainian chicken! Give them to me or else I'll stop the weapon deliveries! Now. And say "Thank you".
You can have Russia if you agree to a deal about delivering eggs. My whole life i make deals like this. It is what i do
That's over $24 of eggs for most of the US lol
Roundabout 40 eggs in this pic... Roughly 8 to 10 Euro in Germany, depending on quality of life of the hens.
"If my boy says he can eat 40 eggs, he can eat 40 eggs!"
Cries in Seattle... That many eggs would be about $30-40 usd for me depending which store I went to
they accept installments don't they
only if you pay for your order online.
Jesus I wasn't being serious I'm sorry
it's fine. the agriculture is about to get genuinely horrifying, so I'm going vegan pretty soon. I think I can still buy aged cheeses starting before november, but otherwise, yeah. eating animal products here is about to get really fucking dangerous.
Not sure how close it is for you but T&T in bellevue sells eggs from wilcox farms, a local farm. They're about 18 for $6.50 which is probably the best price I've found anywhere here.
I don't have a car it's like an hour bike ride. Might be worth it anyway stay in shape while getting eggs lol
Apparently lemm.ee does not allow high-res photos oops. I'd say it's only really worth it if you like asian food, that way you can stock up on a lot. It's probably on par for asian supermarket with the big uwajimaya in chinatown. There's technically a mall in factoria as well but it's mildly empty
I fed eggs to my pets last night, theyβre eating like American kings
We could have eaten breakfast as brothers, but my leadership and half my fellow citizens canβt find their own butts.
well, the way factory farms work here was going to take some sort of hit from an avian flu. it's basically designed to be a soft target.
Is McDonald's still serving the Egg McMuffin in most locations around the US?
Yet another reason I'm glad I am disgusted by the taste and smell of eggs
How about a cake though? Them shits are delicious and require eggs. At least the good ones.
You can replace eggs with blood FYI
With a substitution ratio of 65g of blood for one egg (approx. 58g), or 43g of blood for one egg white (approx. 33g)
What kinda blood? Cow? Goat? Human? Chicken? Cornish Game Hen (aka. Pigeon)?
I'd guess the protein and fat ratios would be pretty close. not sure it would matter.
but I have not tried making blood cakes. fuck that actually sounds pretty cool.
Yeah eggs cook into things well. But just on their own I've always been a hater.
Low tolerance for sulfur? How do you feel about Brussels Sprouts?
I think it's a little bit the sulphur but more about that rubbery texture. I don't love Brussels sprouts either but if roasted or fried they can be good imo
Rubbery texture sounds like it could be solved by different cooking techniques. Small changes to how eggs are cooked can make a lot of different textures.
Everyone always says this. I've tried several ways. I'm revolted by anything recognized as an egg unless it's a well made omelette, meaning the egg is very thin and consistent and the ingredients within are good enough to overcome any eggy-ness