[ SECRET POST #3503 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3503 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

When you buy them in the store, are they in the refrigerators? Every European country I've been to, they are not, they are just on the shelf.

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

That's because we expect things in stores to be fresh. Just like vegetables - in stores, they're not in refrigerators, but we put them in our refrigerator after e buy them. Even milk is often not in refrigerators in stores.

Re: Culture shock

[greenvelvetcake]

Really? If I saw milk being sold on shelves it wouldn't matter how fresh it was when it was brought in because it's certainly not staying that way for long.

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

It's shelf-stable milk; they didn't milk Bessie in the back and then stick it on a shelf. You can buy shelf-stable milk in the US, too. It's just more popular in Europe and Commonwealth countries.

Actual fresh milk is refrigerated or kept on ice.

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

lol okay so why even bother to put them in the refrigerator then. Do you have any idea how long those eggs have been sitting room temperature? What difference do you possibly think it could make?

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

Milk is always chilled unless it is UHT in Europe. That is EU law, so you are talking bullshit there. Plus milk does go off real quick if not kept refrigerated. Eggs and fruit & vegetables do not need to be refrigerated, although fruit & vegetables can decline in quality quickly if you live in very hot climates. In most northern European homes that will only be an issue for a small portion of the year though. Most of the year they will keep several days in a cupboard.

Eggs will keep for several weeks even at quite warm temperatures, and by their very nature are supposed to keep the contents unspoiled at relatively hot temperatures (hint: it is quite hot under a hen's arse and that yolk has to last unspoiled until the chick hatches) for two or more weeks. If you are refrigerating eggs then you are just wasting electricity.

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

Either you are the one who's bullshitting, my country doesn't give shit about EU laws, or UHT milk si not as popular in your country as it is in mine, then, because in mine there are walls of non-refrigerated milk.

Re: Culture shock

[(Anonymous)]

UHT milk by definition isn't "so fresh it doesn't need to be refrigerated." It was fresh -- and then it was heat sterilised so it can be left on a shelf indefinitely. So you're either full of shit or dumb as shit.