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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Glass dildo....
Or vodka..... Or chocolate.... Or cheese...What about a dildo made of cheese?  "
Hmmmm not sure a cheesy dildo would go down well with ladies.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Glass dildo....
Or vodka..... Or chocolate.... Or cheese...What about a dildo made of cheese?
Fine till it gets warm !!!! Eeek !! Ooohhhh it would be all bendy and smelly.  "
That's not a good look.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Eggs 
You shouldn't keep your eggs in the fridge.
If you do, you should take them out well before use so that they are room temp before cooking. "
Please please can you accurately explain why this is so if it is as necessary as you imply? Are eggs not just eggs as long as they are below the relevant temperature for incubation??? |
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"Eggs
You shouldn't keep your eggs in the fridge.
If you do, you should take them out well before use so that they are room temp before cooking.
Please please can you accurately explain why this is so if it is as necessary as you imply? Are eggs not just eggs as long as they are below the relevant temperature for incubation???"
There are a few reasons. One is that most people store them in the fridge door, which is the worst place as they are subjected to temperature change every time the door is opened and closed, if you're going to keep them in the fridge, put them at the back where the temperature is much more constant. (Same goes for milk)
Another reason is when cooking straight from the fridge the yolk is more likely to break due to the bigger temperature difference and also may not be cooked to a high enough temperature thus posing a salmonella risk.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Glass dildo....
Or vodka..... Or chocolate.... Or cheese...What about a dildo made of cheese?
Or chocolate... Nomnomnom.... "
You could commission choccywoccydoodah for a chocolate one ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Eggs
You shouldn't keep your eggs in the fridge.
If you do, you should take them out well before use so that they are room temp before cooking.
Please please can you accurately explain why this is so if it is as necessary as you imply? Are eggs not just eggs as long as they are below the relevant temperature for incubation???
There are a few reasons. One is that most people store them in the fridge door, which is the worst place as they are subjected to temperature change every time the door is opened and closed, if you're going to keep them in the fridge, put them at the back where the temperature is much more constant. (Same goes for milk)
Another reason is when cooking straight from the fridge the yolk is more likely to break due to the bigger temperature difference and also may not be cooked to a high enough temperature thus posing a salmonella risk.
Hahahaha dude, relax a bit. They're just eggs like.
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"Eggs
You shouldn't keep your eggs in the fridge.
If you do, you should take them out well before use so that they are room temp before cooking.
Please please can you accurately explain why this is so if it is as necessary as you imply? Are eggs not just eggs as long as they are below the relevant temperature for incubation???
There are a few reasons. One is that most people store them in the fridge door, which is the worst place as they are subjected to temperature change every time the door is opened and closed, if you're going to keep them in the fridge, put them at the back where the temperature is much more constant. (Same goes for milk)
Another reason is when cooking straight from the fridge the yolk is more likely to break due to the bigger temperature difference and also may not be cooked to a high enough temperature thus posing a salmonella risk.
Hahahaha dude, relax a bit. They're just eggs like.
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You asked, I gave an explanation.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Milk, bacon, supermarket brand flora stuff. What's with this bizarre idea of putting ketchup in the fridge?
I've always kept ketchup in the fridge "
So have I along with all other sauces. Why is it bizarre?  lol |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Why would you put cold ketchup on hot food?
I think the ketchup does say to store in the fridge after opening.
It does, but I'm a rebel! "
You really are walking on the wild side there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Always have a selection of Slimming Worlds Hi fi bars and Coconut Muller Light for me Lurpack and cheese for Tony and Rustlers burgers (gross) for stepsons delicate palate!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Eggs
You shouldn't keep your eggs in the fridge.
If you do, you should take them out well before use so that they are room temp before cooking.
Please please can you accurately explain why this is so if it is as necessary as you imply? Are eggs not just eggs as long as they are below the relevant temperature for incubation???"
Differing opinions here on the issue...
http://www.theguardian.com/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-26086,00.html |
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