What are you Eating/Drinking?

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This is soooo good. It has earned a spot in the top 5 IPAS I’ve ever had. Just wish this was a year round beer. I’ve got 2 months and it’s gone until next year.
If you are ever in Washington or Oregon in august, stop at McMenamims (there are a lot) and enjoy this one!
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Been drinking. My bad
 
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Had an overwhelming urge for a late night snack and this is what Imagination Central came back with:

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You mean a middle of the night snack? It's 2-3am over in Europe. Right now I'm looking at the clock on my laptop and it says 9:43pm, so it must be 2:43am where you are. I see the upside down bottle of mayo, can't eat it due to our dairy allergy. It has eggs in it.
 
I feel that if you're eating eggs laid by a cow*, any physiological response won't be down to a dairy intolerance...

*Or other mammal, outwith monotremes.
 
I can totally see how someone confuses eggs for dairy since it's a pretty common misconception. Much of it comes from grocery stores feeling like they need to put the eggs in the dairy section.
 
I can totally see how someone confuses eggs for dairy since it's a pretty common misconception. Much of it comes from grocery stores feeling like they need to put the eggs in the dairy section.
Today I learned that iced tea is dairy because it's in the coolers at Walmart by the dairy.
 
Whereas ours are usually next to cake mixes and bakery products. Must be cakey.

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I don't know, I just know it's a really common misconception that eggs are dairy. At my grocery store, the eggs are in the same case as milk in the aisle labeled "dairy". I mean, I know they're not dairy, but I can see how someone would think that.

Also, @daan, are eggs not refrigerated in the UK? I know they don't need to be if they're collected a certain way or something, because all the farms around me sell them in a box out by the side of the road. I just can't bring myself to get unrefrigerated eggs.
 
I don't know, I just know it's a really common misconception that eggs are dairy. At my grocery store, the eggs are in the same case as milk in the aisle labeled "dairy". I mean, I know they're not dairy, but I can see how someone would think that.

Also, @daan, are eggs not refrigerated in the UK? I know they don't need to be if they're collected a certain way or something, because all the farms around me sell them in a box out by the side of the road. I just can't bring myself to get unrefrigerated eggs.
Yep

Not in the fridge in the UK.

Our eggs at my local supermarket are on the end of and aisle next to the European Foods.

Most places in the UK though have them next to the baking products or bread / cakes.
 

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