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Pickled eggs. Based or Cringe?

I say based.

>> No.16169531
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>>16169518
>Based or Cringe?
imagine not wanting to be able to deploy a bug repelling, paint stripping, room clearing, ass burning pant staining fart.

>> No.16169591

>>16169518
I tried making some and it wasn't really worth it.

>> No.16169622

It's so "midwestern dealership auto mechanic" to like pickled eggs.

>> No.16169634
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>>16169518
Hmm... lemme check. Nope, it's cringe.

>> No.16169656

>>16169518
Meh, I love eggs but it’s just okay. Pickled cucumbers make me cum though

>> No.16169680

>>16169531
Wtf is that real?

>> No.16169699

>>16169518
I made some spicy pickled eggs the other day. Worth it if you dont mind carefully peeling a fuckton of eggs.

>> No.16169711

>>16169680
The video?
Its not really surprising, the domesticted cows are well known for being pussies that will make a big show but will back the fuck off if the other person holds there ground (Note: DO NOT DO THIS WITH BULLS).
geese on the other hands are complete assholes who are extremely belligerent and are more likely to hold their ground than you'd expect from prey animals.

The goose is just not buying the cow's bluff is all, its not that surprising.

>> No.16169723

Based. Love these things. Discovered them at a back woods bar in north Carolina called "toby's" 50 cents each, served from a room temperature jar on the bar.

You have to poke each egg with a toothpick to allow better pickle juice absorption

I boil vinegar, pickled jalapeños+juice, carrot shards, onion shards, dash of pickling spices, some water, and a sprig of dill to achieve a pretty aesthetic in jar. Boiling gives you a chance to actually vacuum seal the jar but even the jars that don't vaccum seal seem to keep indefinitely in fridge. Pickle juice is powerful stuff.

>> No.16169736

They’re pretty good. I like pickling red cabbage to use on tacos and shit.

>> No.16169754

Bought a pack of salted duck eggs last time I was at the asian market and I'd just rather use regular chicken eggs, honestly. I guess I'll try century eggs next time, maybe this time it'll be actually worth it

>> No.16169784

BASED

>> No.16169795

>>16169518
never had them but i want to try them

>> No.16169860

>>16169518
i love having the red beet pickled eggs for my birthday (:

>> No.16169872

my first ever batch will be ready to eat in a few days. keep this thread up and i'll post my thoughts

>> No.16169991

>>16169754
I’m morbidly curious about how you used them.

>> No.16170705

>>16169711
The trick to managing geese is to kick them squah in the nuts.

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>>16169680
>>16169531
it reminded me of this webm, i guess maybe theres a message in them that loudmouths are really pussies in the end

>> No.16170934

>>16169518
Pretty based. If your an egg regular it's a great way to add some quick variety. Curry eggs, pickled beet eggs, ranch eggs, lots of recipes for you to browse. I recommend medium sized eggs as a dozen can pretty easily fit into a quart jar. Also they are often on sale and cheaper by the egg if you buy them by the 96 pack.

>> No.16172388

>>16169991
Uh, the way the recipes said?
Sorry to disappoint

>> No.16172681

>>16172388
What recipes

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>>16169711
>>16170771
then how do you explain pic related?

>> No.16173449

>>16169723
Isn't pretty risky when you poke them? I thought bacteria can get inside easier

>> No.16173463

>>16172690
wtf is that real?

>> No.16173560

>>16172388
Did you substitute them for normal eggs in recipes?

>> No.16173570

>>16173449
There is a risk of botulism but that’s if you manage to fuckup the brine/seal or have shitty eggs, poking holes is more for the flavor than the preservation factor.

>> No.16173636

>>16169518
Yah hey, based, of course. State Fruit of Wisconsin, hey!

>> No.16173653

>>16169531
Ive been eating cabbage, beans, spinach, yogurt, and sauerkraut every day and my farts are the most powerful they've ever been. Any advice to mitigate them? The meal fits my macros perfectly so I don't wanna alter it. The power was fun at first, but this shit is beginning to affect my life; I think my family, friends, and coworkers are catching on.

>> No.16173780

>>16169711
Geese are like women who are incapable of assessing danger. You could hunt these assholes with a short stick, they let you walk right up to them, they think their obnoxious honking and city bilaws will protect them.

>> No.16173817

>>16169591
stupid

>> No.16174035

>>16169531
You see webms like this so often.
Are these creatures not aware that they aren't 10 foot high monstrosities anymore?
Or are birds just not able to feel fear when agitated till they suffer a hit?

>> No.16174049

>>16169518
based

>> No.16174062

>>16174035
They're bigass birds who can't take off in a hurry, and they can't outrun any of their natural predators - when they feel in danger, becoming a gigantic intimidating asshole is their best bet

>> No.16174128

i've seen small birds go after much bigger animals very aggressively. mockingbirds and blue jays will attack cats and humans. crows will fuck with everything just for fun.

>> No.16174184

>>16170771
That's definately play behavior in the dog webm and i'd wager the same for the cow. goose probably isn't fucking around though.

>> No.16175029

>>16174184
Geese NEVER fuck around.