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That's why they're in the fridge in the US: Since the egg's protective coating is washed away in the US with chlorine, it is not suitable to store them at room temperature, therefore you will usually find the egg in a cold room/refrigerator when you are in an American grocery store. The risk that the egg contains Salmonella is so small: Only one in every 20,000 eggs contains bad bacteria. So, in other words, the probability that an egg could contain Salmonella is extremely small - to be precise, 0.005% (five thousandths of one percent). In other words, if you're an average consumer, you could come across a bacterial egg about every 84 years. Therefore, you should always boil the egg: The body absorbs the protein from the eggs regardless of whether they are raw or cooked. However, eating raw eggs can increase the risk of digestive problems and infections, as there is a possibility that the egg may contain the bacteria Salmonella. Boiling kills any bacteria and makes the egg safer to consume.
And when eggs have gone through the US processes they're definitely of less quality. There's nothing like an egg hot off the hen's bottom. The closest you can get to that is buying free-range/organic.
There is a suburb called Brooklyn in my city of Melbourne. However, it is quite industrial and wouldn't choose to live there unless I was desperate. This girl raises very good points. Australia is a good mix of UK/Europe and USA so if we want to take the piss out of the Americans we have to be very mindful that in many ways we follow them. Australia isn't 100% metric if we continue to talk our heights in feet and inches. The distance between El Paso, Texas and the Louisiana border via Interstate 10 is about 860 miles/1350km; that's a good day and a half of driving (or 2 days if you want to take it easy). The distance between Perth, Western Australia and Kununurra is 3015km or just under 2000 miles. Kununurra is still in WA. TX doesn't sound that big 😄😄
Yes the distances between states is huge - people don't appreciate that "state" means "State", i.e. country. But yes, the ease in walking everywhere in UK urban areas far outweighs the difficulties in walking in US urban areas. We can generally do it in safety, not being hassled by cops or anything - any exception is genuinely an exception, everyone is horrified when that happens.
G'day from Down Under! Thank you for reacting to this video as now I will never look at the rubbish this girl puts out. Just a couple of observations I am 73 and I am 179 cm tall...I can't even remember what that was in feet & inches...Australia has fabulous coffee and that is why Starbucks lost millions here with their attempt to sell their dishwater down here. They were forced to close 2/3 of their locations and sell the franchise to an Aussie company... When I was still working I would get the coffee ready the night before and put it on a timer so it was already made when I got up so no 15 minutes to make coffee in the mornings...As I am 73 I check the ingredients and here we have stronger regulations which may be why if I were in the USA I might expect to live for another 4 years but here in OZ I can expect at least 11 more years...Better food, same in most of Europe... So she got a few things quite wrong... Cheers!
She was funny. Some of them I totally agree with, the clothes for example, I have no idea why people want to run around in a sweater with some foreign city name on. Weird. But the artist faces? That's band shirts. That's you stating your taste in music, part of your personality. At least that is what it should be.. But from how it sounded on that phone they recorded on, those people in the restaurant sounded quite loud. It almost was like you proved their point by saying they weren't that loud. :) And also, the food and work of art thing, don't agree on most of them, you get what you order. If you order "work of art", you will get that, if you order bullshit, you will get that. But when you brought up McDonalds in Europe, that was quite weird. McDonalds looks like bullshit because it is bullshit. No matter where you buy it. That work of art burger, that was a burger from a restaurant, not a fast food joint.
That's why they're in the fridge in the US:
Since the egg's protective coating is washed away in the US with chlorine, it is not suitable to store them at room temperature, therefore you will usually find the egg in a cold room/refrigerator when you are in an American grocery store.
The risk that the egg contains Salmonella is so small:
Only one in every 20,000 eggs contains bad bacteria. So, in other words, the probability that an egg could contain Salmonella is extremely small - to be precise, 0.005% (five thousandths of one percent). In other words, if you're an average consumer, you could come across a bacterial egg about every 84 years.
Therefore, you should always boil the egg:
The body absorbs the protein from the eggs regardless of whether they are raw or cooked. However, eating raw eggs can increase the risk of digestive problems and infections, as there is a possibility that the egg may contain the bacteria Salmonella. Boiling kills any bacteria and makes the egg safer to consume.
And when eggs have gone through the US processes they're definitely of less quality. There's nothing like an egg hot off the hen's bottom. The closest you can get to that is buying free-range/organic.
Yes, the world series when only one country takes place.
There is a suburb called Brooklyn in my city of Melbourne. However, it is quite industrial and wouldn't choose to live there unless I was desperate.
This girl raises very good points. Australia is a good mix of UK/Europe and USA so if we want to take the piss out of the Americans we have to be very mindful that in many ways we follow them. Australia isn't 100% metric if we continue to talk our heights in feet and inches.
The distance between El Paso, Texas and the Louisiana border via Interstate 10 is about 860 miles/1350km; that's a good day and a half of driving (or 2 days if you want to take it easy). The distance between Perth, Western Australia and Kununurra is 3015km or just under 2000 miles. Kununurra is still in WA. TX doesn't sound that big 😄😄
Yes the distances between states is huge - people don't appreciate that "state" means "State", i.e. country. But yes, the ease in walking everywhere in UK urban areas far outweighs the difficulties in walking in US urban areas. We can generally do it in safety, not being hassled by cops or anything - any exception is genuinely an exception, everyone is horrified when that happens.
G'day from Down Under! Thank you for reacting to this video as now I will never look at the rubbish this girl puts out. Just a couple of observations I am 73 and I am 179 cm tall...I can't even remember what that was in feet & inches...Australia has fabulous coffee and that is why Starbucks lost millions here with their attempt to sell their dishwater down here. They were forced to close 2/3 of their locations and sell the franchise to an Aussie company... When I was still working I would get the coffee ready the night before and put it on a timer so it was already made when I got up so no 15 minutes to make coffee in the mornings...As I am 73 I check the ingredients and here we have stronger regulations which may be why if I were in the USA I might expect to live for another 4 years but here in OZ I can expect at least 11 more years...Better food, same in most of Europe... So she got a few things quite wrong... Cheers!
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She was funny. Some of them I totally agree with, the clothes for example, I have no idea why people want to run around in a sweater with some foreign city name on. Weird. But the artist faces? That's band shirts. That's you stating your taste in music, part of your personality. At least that is what it should be..
But from how it sounded on that phone they recorded on, those people in the restaurant sounded quite loud. It almost was like you proved their point by saying they weren't that loud. :)
And also, the food and work of art thing, don't agree on most of them, you get what you order. If you order "work of art", you will get that, if you order bullshit, you will get that. But when you brought up McDonalds in Europe, that was quite weird. McDonalds looks like bullshit because it is bullshit. No matter where you buy it. That work of art burger, that was a burger from a restaurant, not a fast food joint.
Gotta go but I love Tysheen. 👍💯❤🙏
Why do she screams that much? 😂
Eh, screaming?