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Frick a fridge. Store your eggs outdoors for quick access. Key for what I presume is an egg-centric menu.
While I keep them in a fridge myself, they can be stored outside of it. I have never seen eggs stored in a fridge in a store actually.
Although, keeping them outside in hotter climate and close to the stove like this guy seems suboptimal.
You don't need to refrigerate eggs
Wild how they're literally displayed in a refrigerated unit in grocery stores and fridge doors often come equipped w egg trays built-in.
I think you need to for the burger ones. They do fricked up things to their eggs though.
And no sink
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Frick a fridge. Store your eggs outdoors for quick access. Key for what I presume is an egg-centric menu.
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While I keep them in a fridge myself, they can be stored outside of it. I have never seen eggs stored in a fridge in a store actually.
Although, keeping them outside in hotter climate and close to the stove like this guy seems suboptimal.
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You don't need to refrigerate eggs
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Wild how they're literally displayed in a refrigerated unit in grocery stores and fridge doors often come equipped w egg trays built-in.
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I think you need to for the burger ones. They do fricked up things to their eggs though.
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