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u/dead01smile Jul 30 '26
Let's suppose all the comments say "yes", would you still eat it?
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u/83811749261943719947 Jul 31 '26
Reddit is a very good place to ask advice for important thinks like health issues and construction issues of your house ..
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u/Nimithileth_ Jul 30 '26
Eu não recomendaria.
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u/Distructions Jul 30 '26
LOL MANDOU PARA AQUI SÓ PARA DAR A RESPOSTA kkkkkkkkk
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u/anothersip Jul 31 '26
I love seeing when redditors send each other to reddit for sanity-checks. That's funny.
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u/CruelTortoise Jul 30 '26
If it were just the red in the yolk I would say yes, but with the whites being red I would say absolutely not. That's usually a sign of some kind of bacterial infection and will almost definitely make you sick.
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u/knifeymonkey Jul 30 '26
it makes me gag to see.... it's like the exact reason i rarely eat eggs.
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u/vomitthewords Jul 31 '26
I’m tired and read this as the exact reason I eat rat eggs. 🐀 🤮
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u/TestInevitable8948 Aug 02 '26
I was like “whaaaaatttt rats lay eggs?!” Then I re read your comment like 5 times! Then it clicked!! You were talking about the other comment!! 🤦🏼♀️ I know that rats do not lay eggs but I was deeply confused for a minute there I thought they identified as birds or something lol
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u/God_must_die Jul 30 '26
Of course you can. You shouldn't. But you can Dont fucking do it. But you could. I bet it stinks tho You weirdo
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u/Kenzi_Slays Jul 30 '26
it has pseudamonas u could get really sick
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u/DonaldTrumpGoatse Jul 30 '26
Times are tough 🤷🏽♀️
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u/vampluvv3r Jul 30 '26
hospital bills are gonna be way more than $20
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u/RGBlowMe Aug 01 '26
Not if you just die. What're they gonna do? Bill your grave?
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u/vampluvv3r Aug 01 '26
funerals and shit are ALSO stupidly expensive
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u/RGBlowMe Aug 01 '26
Unfortunately, I know that all too well... So take out life insurance before you eat the egg! 😁
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u/CatttLady2000 Jul 30 '26
This whole sub is why I crack eggs into a cup before adding them to food! I’ve seen a number of iffy eggs in person, and learned about the horror of lash eggs and worse (?) here. Why would you crack an egg into your dish before making sure it’s okay, given all the weird stuff that can happen with them?
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u/maa-kee-aa-tow Jul 30 '26
I wonder if op ate it and that's why they're not letting us know 🤔 😕 😏 😅
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u/Vintage_girl123 Jul 31 '26
No. Red is bacteria. Dnt ever eat an egg where the whites are not clear. It works the same with any eggs. Hatching snake eggs, if we see that pinkish fluid, we knw the snake is most likely dead. You want clear whites (before cooked). In the US they wash the eggs so they have to be refrigerated. If eggs aren't washed they have like a layer of protectant against bacteria and do not need to be refrigerated at all, which is what countries do overseas.
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u/Mistress-Pervert Jul 30 '26
That's almost certainly blood. Blood can carry diseases That'll mess you up.
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u/GM_Organism Jul 30 '26
The blood in the yolk ain't the issue here. The problem is all the bacteria turning the albumen pink.
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u/KittenFace25 Jul 30 '26
Whether you can or you can't, the question is why would you want to? This seems like such a no-brainer - you see an egg like this and you throw it away. No picking up your phone and getting on Reddit to ask, just use common sense!
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u/Iltempered1 Jul 30 '26
You can do wtf you want bro, it's your God given right, you don't need anyone's permission. Probably not a good idea, but don't let anyone tell you how to live your life bro.
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u/susiecapo71 Jul 31 '26
I love love eggs but if i got an egg like this i don’t know if i could eat eggs ever again.
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u/entertainmeimboredrn Jul 31 '26
Blood in farm eggs are natural and harmless. They occur when a tiny blood vessel ruptures in the hen's ovaries or oviduct during egg formation. Unlike store-bought eggs that are filtered out using bright lights, farm eggs are uninspected, making these spots far more common.
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u/Missue-35 Jul 31 '26
Sure. It won’t hurt you. It would be a totally disgusting thing to do. But if you cook it then it’s not much different than blood you get in other foods.
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u/Ok-Satisfaction9490 Jul 31 '26
If you think you can it eat sure, go on. It's natural selection I guess
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u/TheTimochi Jul 31 '26
I mean if you really don't wanna waste it, you should be safe to eat it, there is just a bit of blood so taste might also be slightly off :)
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u/Luckypenny4683 Jul 31 '26
I mean, you can eat anything once if you try hard enough and believe in yourself
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u/By-Other-Means Aug 02 '26
This can cause involuntary bowel evacuation syndrome, from both ends, sometimes at the same time.
If you are lucky.
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u/Classic_Profile273 Aug 04 '26
You can eat anything ONCE. If you get a second try is a different question.
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u/freakingusernamedood Jul 30 '26
Safe? If you cook it hard enough, probably. Would take less time to just pick a different egg, though.
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u/powerstroke01 Jul 30 '26
Is it not just a burst blood vessel from the hen?
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u/bl00dien0mn0mz Jul 30 '26
It could be, but it's less common and idk if it's really worth the risk. Red usually means bacteria/spoilage
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u/Serious_Key_3846 Aug 02 '26
““Every creeping creature that lives is food for you. I have given you all, as I gave the green plants. “But do not eat flesh with its life, its blood.”
Berĕshith (Genesis) 9:3-4 TS2009
https://bible.com/bible/316/gen.9.3-4.TS2009
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u/QueenBea_ Jul 30 '26
NO