ask NEA.Originally posted by Slipshade:Hmm speaking of this, my uncle came to my room that one night and complained to me about 'worms in eggs'.
Then I smelt the stench and the smell is just so horrible. >__>
I shut my door immediately and sprayed perfume all over my room. >__<
But eggs like that in supermarkets? EWWW. What happened to the standard?
i buy my japanese egg 4 pcs at S$9.50. air flown at liang court 'Clarke Quay'Originally posted by sand king:I get my eggs from the Market![]()
If you realise, not all fruits sold at SuperMarket or Market are ripe. So it's not a fair comparison.Originally posted by LinYu:they also sells water melons that are not ripe although they are priced cheaper![]()
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I've bought rotting century eggs before as well. But there's no stench till I opened the packaging. Was given full refund.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Pfft! They blame their customers! People don't inspect eggs the way they do with fruit. They could've been broken during transportation or when they're handled by the store assistants.![]()
Originally posted by photo_seeker:I've bought rotting century eggs before as well. But there's no stench till I opened the packaging. Was given full refund.
However, I do like to highlight that there's a possibility that these eggs are broken by the consumers themselves un-noticed.
I agree and I personally witness some inconsiderate customers's behavior. When they decided not to buy that particular item, instead of taking it back to the right section or the least bring it to the cashier and telling them don't need it anymore, they just leave it wherever they came upon. So sometimes you see raw products like the seafood or meat IN THE detergent section (If they walked by there) or worse in the diapers department. So, yes I do blame the customers.Originally posted by photo_seeker:I've bought rotting century eggs before as well. But there's no stench till I opened the packaging. Was given full refund.
However, I do like to highlight that there's a possibility that these eggs are broken by the consumers themselves un-noticed.
Yah right. Maggots are full of proteins...Originally posted by TaeWoon:then just eat fried maggot eggs...hahaha
You mean Medi-Ya supermarket?Originally posted by [email protected]:i buy my japanese egg 4 pcs at S$9.50. air flown at liang court 'Clarke Quay'
is much safer .
Elitist run organization. Of course we should expect an elitist answer.Originally posted by spinsugar:NTUC blamed customers for broken /rotting eggs.. but the New Paper reporter found some rotting eggs deep in the stack ...
Somethin' smells funny and it ain't the eggs..![]()
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tamago.