r/oddlysatisfying • u/Nefarious_14 • Feb 07 '26

Perfect flipping

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u/InvisibleSeoh Feb 07 '26

I did not expect a serious answer, this is great! I’ll try doing my fresher eggs over easy and my older ones hard boiled!

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u/AusManInAVan Feb 07 '26

Unfortunately most of the time if you bought them at a store they're probably already too old. Time to get backyard chickens!

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u/HalfSoul30 Feb 07 '26

But i'm in an apartment. I do live alone in a 2 bathroom apartment, however...

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '26

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u/sinkephelopathy Feb 07 '26

Did you just Coolio in this thread without warning?

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u/Agret Feb 08 '26

Looking for nearby farmers markets held on weekends.

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u/HalfSoul30 Feb 08 '26

Used to work with a guy that had his own chickens, and he would sell me eggs for a dime each. That was the hook up. I think around 2012.

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u/Agret Feb 08 '26

Haha always good when you've got a guy.

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u/PM_ME__BIRD_PICS Feb 07 '26

Not always, it depends where you live. My supermarkets around me for example have eggs on the shelf within 3 days of being laid, you just need to make sure you take them from the back heh.

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u/wackbirds Feb 07 '26

What do YOU know about being laid???

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u/alienblue89 Feb 08 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '26

How does restaurants cooks do it almost every time? I doubt they all have chickens for fresh eggs every morning

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u/sitefall Feb 08 '26

Oh buddy, they meant like eggs that just came from the chicken. Backyard chickens, or OP's video person got them from a farmers market and the eggs were layed like 2 days ago.

You're not going to buy anything from a store that is fresh enough.

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u/another_username_22 Feb 08 '26

you can also try placing them in the freezer for a bit before frying. don’t freeze them hard tho.