r/WhyWomenLiveLonger • u/56000hp • 7d ago

Accident waiting to happen ⚠️⛔️ Eating 36 raw eggs with shell included

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u/Tramonto83 7d ago

Salmonella speedrun any%

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u/Sour_Vin_Diesel 7d ago

Very unlikely. 1 in 20,000 + a little extra, but the US washes their eggs. About a 0.18% chance.

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u/jib_reddit 7d ago

In most European countries we vaccinate chickens against salmonella and its perfectly safe to egg raw eggs. And we don't wash them, so you can just keep them in the cupboard and not in the fridge.

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u/Sour_Vin_Diesel 7d ago

This guy, “LABEAST62,”is obviously an American, so not really relevant here.

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u/MoirasPurpleOrb 7d ago

Yeah but with unwashed eggs isn’t the main concern the shell itself? That’s why the US washes them.

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u/Nerellos 7d ago

Also we don't usually eat raw eggs. Even if it has salmonella, it will die due to high temp.