i don't get it how do they not get salmonella from the egg?

the heat of female supremacy cooks the independence and self expression of the gender non conforming homosexuals in society

>>21482140 (OP)
Most countries apart from the USA have strict hygiene regulations when it comes to growing their chickens, so the risk is very minimal.

they are angels and they don't sell eggs from diseased chickens

they also have self-serve egg dispensers that local farmers fill with eggs and people pay based on the honor system. no one steals because they are better people

>>21482148
You can do the same shit in west Yurop and our farmers don't have a honor system

>>21482140 (OP)
The heat of the rice

Heard they vaccinate their chickens for salmonella so they don't catch it + refrigerate very well or something

the egg of the heat rices the cook

>>21482140 (OP)
They've practically eradicated salmonella in Japanese domestic poultry. The few cases per year are almost always from imported beef and dairy.

gunsta try cracking an egg into a baked potato tonight, see how that works out

>>21482146
This is the case

>>21482140 (OP)
Because they spend the ~$0.10 per chick to vaccinate them day salmonella.

>>21482255
> day
For

>>21482145
>>21482146
What is wrong with Amerimexicans?

gold shower of the rice shower cooks the rice egg

Glorious nihonese chickens are folded 1000x and so they are immune to all desieses

>>21482145
I've eaten tons of raw American eggs and never had a bad experience. I'm not sure if I'm insanely lucky or immune to salmonella.

>>21482527
It's still only about 1 in 20,000 eggs in America that have salmonella.

>>21482140 (OP)
eggs don't have salmonella.

mind blown right?

>>21482140 (OP)
a lot of good stuff ITT about eggs being washed and whatever, but what people are missing is that the inside of an egg is more-or-less hermetically sealed.
when you get salmonella from undercooked eggs, it's from the edible part of the egg contacting the dirty outside of the shell

>>21482255
>Because they spend the ~$0.10 per chick to vaccinate
Worse, it's only ~$0.03 to $0.10 per chick. So the average is closer to around 5 cents per chick.

>>21482146

>>21482259
Nothing. We wash our eggs and they are safe to consume raw but have to stay in the fridge.
Salmonella is carried on the outside of the shell and is the source of most poisonings from eggs.
I could go crack 5 eggs in a glass and drink it right now no problem.

if you convince the egg that the heat of the rice will cook it, the egg will kill the salmonella bacteria for you.

>>21482625
Fuck off

>>21482701
Mad because right

I pasteurize my eggs at home with a sous vide

>>21482205
honestly, that sounds pretty based
report back anon, got a local hook-up and am looking for new ways to cook egg

>>21482140 (OP)
the heat of the mouth cooks the egg anon

>>21482625
this anon is correct for US eggs; First an egg has to be contaminated (about 1 in 10,000), then it has to stay at room temp for several hours. As long as eggs are stored in the fridge there really shouldn't be huge risk at all. As an example, one would be way more likely to get sick from eating raw cookie dough.