Flashbacks to working at a place that served egg salad sandwiches

by junkyardjohnwest

19 Comments

  1. ChefMoToronto

    I used to work with a group of volunteers. It would take 4-5 of them about 45 min to an hour to peel 90 eggs. 🫤

  2. MetricJester

    Do you think they used vinegar in the cooking water to make the eggs more rubbery?

  3. WilliamsDesigning

    What in the China is going on here?

    There had to be some kind of process in the boiling/preparing technique.

    Remind me in 2 days

  4. LectroRoot

    They could so much time by just buying giant buckets of boiled/peeled eggs.  That’s what we do.  I see no difference between boiling them yourself or using pre boiled eggs.

  5. Radagast-Istari

    Since I’m seeing an Asian lady, I’m going to presume these are super hard boiled eggs.
    You know the ones. That have been boiling for at least 15 minutes.

    She is still the queen of peeling eggs, but there ain’t no way these are soft boiled, or 8 minute-boiled eggs.

  6. corvus_wulf

    Flashbacks to when a server would literally throw half the hard boiled eggs cause they wouldn’t peel easy and I was the only one that could get them right

  7. Dude I peeled a dozen eggs at home the other day to make chicken salad. Took me almost 10 minutes and only 2 of the eggs came out whole. It was a fucking nightmare.

    I’ve also heard the “older eggs peel easier thing” and the ones I used were just bought like an hour before boiling.

  8. Allforonecomment

    So not trying to be mean, but I can’t look at her head without seeing an egg. She’s fulfilling her destiny.

  9. mushroomcowgirl

    i often think about “i’ve probably done more x in my life than the average person” while cooking. like dicing onions, peeling shrimp, etc. but i have definitely not peeled more eggs than this lady

  10. D-ouble-D-utch

    If they’re for egg salad, why peel them individually? Just cook an egg brick and chop it up. Crack your eggs into a loaf pan. Bake the loaf pan in a water bath.

  11. samuelgato

    So this is where Sysco gets those 5 gallon buckets of peeled eggs from

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