In your coffee then?Fuck it, I'm going to start putting cottage cheese on fucking EVERYTHING
In your coffee then?Fuck it, I'm going to start putting cottage cheese on fucking EVERYTHING
what are you a poor? I like egg on everything. never had egg in coffee, but I'd totally do it any day of the week.This egg in coffee shit is horrific. Fucking ClowmWorld infects everything.
Black gold!Butter Coffee with Olive Oil and Egg as an Enema.
Think of the profits.
what are you a poor? I like egg on everything. never had egg in coffee, but I'd totally do it any day of the week.
Honestly? I don’t have a problem with those, I’d even try them once but probably wouldn’t get them again. They aren’t some abomination of chemicals trying to imitate meat taste and texture and failing horribly at both while being actually worse for you than meat, they look like they are basically just tempura fried vegetables with probably some seasoning.You'd probably eat this too. You disgust me.
You can also just have a regular cup of coffee with a poached egg on the side. Next thing they'll be putting bacon and toast in there too.
Wait didn’t you have cancer?I grew up drinking Pepsi as my primary source of fluids. Explains a lot.
Yup. Extremely large testicles and one turned cancerous. Testicular cancer primarily feeds on the body's glycogen, which is the way your muscles store sugar before turning it into ATP. So it explains several things.Wait didn’t you have cancer?
My cousin went to Thailand and she hasn't shut up about egg coffee since she returned. Can't find anywhere that makes it so I can check it out though.
What she described was much more complex than just adding an egg.
I wonder if the anal cavity is warm enough to slowly cook an egg
i used to make viet egg soda drank as a kid
No. The human core temp is lower than that of a chicken. Maybe you could make a meringue in Erronius ' bum?I wonder if the anal cavity is warm enough to slowly cook an egg
Important temperatures in Cooking and Baking
COOKING EGGS
145°F/63°C -- Egg whites begin to thicken
150°F/ 65°C--Egg whites become a tender solid although ovomucin yolk cords will coagulate much higher. The yolk protein starts to thicken.
158°F/70°C-- Egg yolks set.
165°F/73°C-- Whole egg sets. If eggs are cooked at 212F for too long they get rubbery as proteins continue to coagulate and water is pushed out from between protein molecules.
NOTES: Egg white contains approximately 40 different proteins with Ovalbumin (54%), and Ovotransferrin 12% being the major components. Ovalbumin begins to set at 180°F/80C while Ovotransferrin only begins to set when heated to 140°F/60C. Egg yolks contain lipoproteins which coagulate at about 158°F.
If eggs are cooked at 212°F for too long they will just get rubbery as proteins continue to coagulate and water gets pushed out from between protein molecules.
Keep in mind salmonella is killed instantly when subjected to a temperature of 165° F.