Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

Who tf can afford eggsperiments in this economy???

712,911 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)

11 Kommentare

Profilbild von Loki
Lokivor 1 Jahr

Gross. Overcooked garbage.

Profilbild von South Dallas Foodie
South Dallas Foodievor 1 Jahr

Not gonna lie and say that I wasn’t super disappointed when the egg yolks didn’t run, but imagine the implications with eggs Benedict

Profilbild von Rainmaker
Rainmakervor 1 Jahr

Decode the labor market! Learn how to track jobless claims using FRED and Python in my latest free Substack post. 📈 A must-read for data enthusiasts & economists. Dive into how data insights can shape your understanding of the economy.

Profilbild von Justin Bryan Galloway
Justin Bryan Gallowayvor 1 Jahr

Eggs are $3.49 at Kroger. About the same at Tom Thumb. Any store that is selling you $8 eggs is scamming you. I noticed Walmart is still playing the $8 egg game. Scamming the poor.

Profilbild von Kel Varnsen
Kel Varnsenvor 1 Jahr

Cooking in silicone seems like a bad idea.

Profilbild von Dabi
Dabivor 1 Jahr

I can’t help but feel there is something bad and unseen leeching into the eggs

Profilbild von Stormy 🖤
Stormy 🖤vor 1 Jahr

Someday I hope to be the type of person who does this.

Profilbild von South Dallas Foodie
South Dallas Foodievor 1 Jahr

I think this would be a super cute twist on eggs Benedict like I would do this for my kids. It’s not a bad idea but Jesus, how did they afford all those eggs?

Profilbild von CaughtMyEye
CaughtMyEyevor 1 Jahr

Yay plastics stuck on my food.

Profilbild von SouthernRepublicanMomma🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
SouthernRepublicanMomma🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

That actually looks good. Our eggs are only 4.99 a dozen and I still cook them all the time for the kids. It’s like a boiled egg with no shell to take off.

Profilbild von The Wasatch Jackalope
The Wasatch Jackalopevor 1 Jahr

That might be an interesting idea for a Chinese steamed egg.

Ähnliche Videos