We are so cooked, if forever chemicals are getting into eggs it makes me wonder what else they’re getting in and we have absolutely no idea they’re there.
Scary stuff, and when they mention the word “Forever” chemicals instead of toxic it only makes it so much more terrifying.
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My comment may be not directly on the subject, but the greek eggs are super strange I found while living in Greece for a while. They.. Kinda shrink? The white almost dissappears in a way when you scramble them. For comparison, the amount of food Id be left with if I scramble two eggs in Bulgaria, in Greece I would have to put 4-5 eggs to achieve. Any idea why such difference?
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tbh they are found in every eggs. not just greek ones
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Great. First the beer now the eggs. In less than a day grr what’s next
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They are everywhere. If you want to know just how bad it is: [https://www.propublica.org/article/3m-forever-chemicals-pfas-pfos-inside-story](https://www.propublica.org/article/3m-forever-chemicals-pfas-pfos-inside-story)
We are so cooked, if forever chemicals are getting into eggs it makes me wonder what else they’re getting in and we have absolutely no idea they’re there.
Veratasium did a piece on this a few months ago:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SC2eSujzrUY&pp=ygUPcGZhcyB2ZXJhdGFzaXVt
Scary stuff, and when they mention the word “Forever” chemicals instead of toxic it only makes it so much more terrifying.
My comment may be not directly on the subject, but the greek eggs are super strange I found while living in Greece for a while. They.. Kinda shrink? The white almost dissappears in a way when you scramble them. For comparison, the amount of food Id be left with if I scramble two eggs in Bulgaria, in Greece I would have to put 4-5 eggs to achieve. Any idea why such difference?
tbh they are found in every eggs. not just greek ones
Great. First the beer now the eggs. In less than a day grr what’s next
Damn you Dupont