Pickled Eggs

007bondjb asked:

part 2 the taste test

DEANN

oldfootlose asked:


I canned (hot) them in 2003.. have been in the frig..
I wonder if they are any good ???
the lid is still tight..

JANINE

Autumn asked:


my hubby loves em

HUBERT

007bondjb asked:

Hot Hot Hot

HORACIO

~Emma~ asked:


I myself have never tried them, I’m not sure if I’m brave enough

BILL

rishathra7 asked:


My co-worker brought in some pickled eggs. They look like reddish-purple and they’re sitting in some red liquid. Should I try one?
I do like eggs… and I like beets… so should I expect some weird hybrid beet-egg tasting thing?
Well, I ate one. It wasn’t bad. The outside was a little rubbery which I didn’t like but the yolk just tasted like beet flavored yolk. I felt like there should’ve been something to go with it. I don’t think I’d ever make them myself but they were ok.

MARLIN

??.Queenie McCain .?? asked:


and should I steal a toothbrush from the supply room to brush my teeth?

JANINE

N0N3 YA! asked:


I loved pickled egg when I was a kid. After moving to Oklahoma I never had them again. 15 years ago. How do I get this child hood snack back in my mouth? Not hot ones either.
THANK you

ELVIA

Kay G asked:


Not the white ones, those are…um… they just don’t taste good. I had them in florida, New York but i can’t find them any where in AZ. Maybe online???

LETICIA

FoodOddities asked:

Visit www.foododdities.com for more gross foods eaten on camera by Remy!

One might argue that pickled eggs aren’t truly a food oddity. One might argue that they aren’t STRANGE enough to qualify. Yes, one might argue those very points, and indeed, some HAVE been arguing those points ever since Remy picked up the big jar in the store. But even though pickled eggs are a staple in Germany, British pubs and, apparently, the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, most people have never tried the things. And how many kids are brave enough to try pickled eggs? Not many, you can be sure. Outside of Scranton, that is.

MILLICENT