/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17443777
A little bit of both. Also you must eat all the eggs.

>>17443777
It can be 2 things. On the one hand, I love eggs. It’s a measure of skill by the chef.

On the other hand, eggs are so forgiving that this grievously cheap cooking method will probably produce a product that’s tolerable, if not optimal. Eggs are the dogs of food. We don’t deserve either

>>17443777
That's a lot of food to waste. Those eggs could have fed a lot of homeless people.

>>17443777
How long do scrambled eggs stay good for? I always eat them immediately after cooking...

>>17443806
They didn't say they threw it out, though they probably did

>>17443777
Doesn't look like 12 thousand eggs.

>>17443811
3-4 days

>>17443818

There is somthing gag-inducing about pulling out 3 day old eggs from the fridge, throwing them in the microwave for 10 seconds, then using a ice cream spoon to dish em into a shot glass and slurp them back 2ozs at a time

>>17443777

>>17443841
Scrambled eggs dont really taste that different when reheated

>>17443806
If I had to guess they're probably gonna be freeze dried for survival buckets or used as a component for stuff like frozen breakfast burritos.

>>17443812
Worked in food man, they definitely threw it out.
I've seen $500,000+ worth of food sent straight to the dumpster while starting up a new line.

>>17443862
And people wonder how there can be food shortage issues

>>17443864
It's amazing. It was kraft heinz btw. The amount of food waste they single handedly produced was eye watering.
and despite that, almost 50% of all food waste happens at home.

>>17443874
It really is disgusting