Is eating raw onions bad for you?
- Thread starter K.I.L.E.R
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make you fart.
Other than that, onions are very healthy raw
hmm... eating an entire onion raw. What's so odd about that? I can eat one without noting for example on top of a bread slices, with cheese, cutlery etc..
Oh, it's the 5 eggs! Fart harder and smell worse!
Really, you should know these without asking
Other than that, onions are very healthy raw
hmm... eating an entire onion raw. What's so odd about that? I can eat one without noting for example on top of a bread slices, with cheese, cutlery etc..
Oh, it's the 5 eggs! Fart harder and smell worse!
Really, you should know these without asking
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Cartoon Corpse
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i eat quartered onions as a side with pinto beans and corn bread. either that or spring onions (you know with the tail).
PenguinJim
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5 raw eggs?
For you, no. For the people around you, yes. Very bad.
K.I.L.E.R said:
Everyone farts. The issue is when do you fart. And why.
K.I.L.E.R said:
Might be some tangled nerves. Everytime you open your mouth, you activate a nerve that also opens your other mouth.
ShootMyMonkey
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If it was 5 *raw* eggs, there may be some cause for concern, what with salmonella and all. You'd then learn the joy that is counting the number of tiles covering your bathroom floor and walls... for the 8th time... in one sitting.
Cooked or even raw pasteurized eggs wouldn't be as much of an issue, though.
K.I.L.E.R said:I crap, fart and talk from the same mouth.
mmm nice image....
PenguinJim
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Let's just hope the mouth belongs to him!london-boy said:mmm nice image....
Crap from your mouth?...reminds me of a wonderful South Park episode that makes me gag....
You have a 1 in 30,000 chance of getting an egg with salmonella. I used to drink about 12 raw egg whites every day (mainly due to being too lazy to cook them) and I got salmonella once. It wasn't as bad as most people made it out to be. I was just in the bathroom all night and was feeling better the next day. Just be sure not to use discolored or cracked eggs. Also, make sure the whites are not too cloudy or runny. If you do that, you should be able to go years without getting it, and when you do get it, it will most likely be a mild case.ShootMyMonkey said:
Eggs lose nutritional value when you cook them, but if you have the time, I reccommend not eating them raw.
Ummm....eeerrrr.london-boy said:
That may be the way YOU operate. Most of us aren't quite conditioned like that.
/images of l-b double dogging it, dancing through the head
RussSchultz said:
I don't operate. I haven't operated in more than a month.
rashly said:
Hey. If Rocky can do it then anyone can! I remember my father telling me stories of him eating raw eggs and milkshakes as a teenager (he was skinny then and got bulky and pumped up). Though..the way he would tell it...it sounded like a war story or something. Like a point in his life he doesn't wish to relive. He eats hardboiled eggs every morning though. Its a good kick start to a day.
