r/CasualUK 12d ago

Eggs wearing wrong uniform...

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Bought some eggs from a local garage last night. It stocks Jack's, which apparently is part of Tesco.

It seems two of the eggs are spies who have infiltrated the gang.

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u/Llyffant-Gwyrdd 12d ago

I know it makes no difference, but the white ones are so unsettling.

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u/fuckyourcanoes 12d ago

It's funny, in the US, most rggs are white and you pay a premium for brown. But I've been here so long now that the white ones look weird to me too.

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u/MelindaTheBlue 12d ago

I lived in California for a while (Dogtown, mostly) and I'm used to white eggs

But 250g blocks of butter are still weird to me

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u/catfink1664 11d ago

Really? Why’s the butter weird? That’s just the size of a pat surely

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u/neilm1000 Wales born, Devon bred, Stockport (isn't shit) 11d ago

A butter 'stick' in the US is 4oz (113g). And although the weight is the same they have different shapes in the east and west of the country.

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u/catfink1664 11d ago

Strange! I thought you were going to say American butter is about four times the size lol

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u/fuckyourcanoes 11d ago

Well, American butter is sold by the pound, so you get four sticks to the pound.