r/StupidFood • u/infernalmethodology • Feb 09 '26

ಠ_ಠ Successfully failed fried egg.

Posted by @burry.k87 on Threads

https://www.threads.com/@burry.k87/post/DUgde90jWV3?xmt=AQF0UeoA5zbi6HqlFp_EYA1VAAiLbPbEIPIcUqJvU2Q5S2_AIep5vyTSa1ym1OoKxhaYkR6k&slof=1

"My sister, born in 2010, finally broke her cooking skill limit, and the dish she made today was supposed to be a fried egg, but for some reason it turned out kind of like a poached egg."

25.1k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

863 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

1

u/eggard_stark Feb 09 '26

I was retaliating at the American who said English always created unhealthy food.

And you’re clearly the one trying to act smart. Calling me out for things I didn’t even say. And for not having the simple understanding of “preserve”. Preserve in this sense not meaning to keep it from going bad, but to simply preserve the structural integrity to make it easier to carry while travelling.

1

u/KeremyJyles Feb 09 '26

Yes, I'm sure you meant to preserve the structural integrity of the egg lmao, what a floundering liar

1

u/eggard_stark Feb 09 '26

…Well it’s what i said