@ Effendi….. Dude… you have never cracked an egg and seen the white of the egg cling to the inside of the shell. So I gather you have never cooked anything.
And just so you know… unwashed eggs are more sanitary as the layer that keeps the shell intact is precisely NOT washed away… so I also gather you have never eaten fresh eggs.
And I was just making a joke abut the cleanliness of the shell… but boy… you get so easily offended… BOY… ^_^
Most stuff you see on food photography isn’t actual food or at least not what it looks like. The egg shells might have been cleaned and then a fresh egg been put in it. If it is real egg at all. Vanilla ice is usually made of mashed potatoes for pictures. It doesn’t melt in the studio. ;-)
Well played.
you ever wonder…
about those amazingly clean eggshells?
O_O
You must be literally living in a shithole country.
@ Effendi….. Dude… you have never cracked an egg and seen the white of the egg cling to the inside of the shell. So I gather you have never cooked anything.
And just so you know… unwashed eggs are more sanitary as the layer that keeps the shell intact is precisely NOT washed away… so I also gather you have never eaten fresh eggs.
And I was just making a joke abut the cleanliness of the shell… but boy… you get so easily offended… BOY… ^_^
Most stuff you see on food photography isn’t actual food or at least not what it looks like. The egg shells might have been cleaned and then a fresh egg been put in it. If it is real egg at all. Vanilla ice is usually made of mashed potatoes for pictures. It doesn’t melt in the studio. ;-)
There’s no sugar. Ikea always leaves out at least one part.
Yeah, no sugar and not enough flour or way too much butter.