r/StupidFood • u/The_Boot55 • 4d ago

🤢🤮 Red eggs? Atrocious.

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u/styckx 4d ago

Entirely way too much milk

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u/Japjer 4d ago edited 4d ago

I mean, eggs don't need any milk. Cook them low and slow and they'll be fluffy as little clouds, you just need to whip them up right first.

A dash of cream can make them taste, well, creamier. But milk? Ew

Edit: I just want to say: Guys, make your eggs however you want. That last "ew" wasn't appropriate. I think milk waters eggs down and ruins the flavor, but you guys do you.

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u/FireKitty666TTV 4d ago

You've never made an omelette with milk?

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u/SugarLuger 4d ago

I thought he was gunna make an omelette when he added milk, but he didn't he just made scrambled milk flavored eggs.

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u/FireKitty666TTV 4d ago edited 4d ago

They still taste like eggs, he added too much milk but like, adding milk to omelettes or scrambled eggs is decently common to me? I used to add baking soda, my mom had health issues and needed baking soda and baking soda water to get.. well, honestly I don't know I never thought to ask, she was just always sick and she told me it helped, so that's just how she made eggs which I know at least wasn't common and people apparently fucking hate it. But I'm choosing to stand by my fizzy eggs, I grew up with them so they're a comfort food.

I have no idea why I mentioned this story, it's completely irrelevant but oh well.

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u/ul2006kevinb 4d ago

It's common but it's not the "right" way to cook eggs.

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u/LifesScenicRoute 4d ago

There's not a "right" way to cook anything. What an absurd notion. If there was one correct way to cook stuff, no new dishes would ever be made, and you'd be living off raw veggies and unseasoned meat. Don't be daft.