Every day, buckets of fresh urine are gathered from the schools to boil eggs in to make this much sought after treat. The eggs are first boiled with their shells on in the urine and then with the shells off for about a day and a half. I can't imagine who first come up with this idea, and why, but it does boggle the mind. "Honey - let's boil these eggs in youngest son's pee and see how they taste."
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really? 13 year s ago
Oh please, please.... tell me this is a fake!!
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lilacfla 13 year s ago
chinese used to boil egg in traditional tea/herbs.. i think this one, fake. unless that school, is crazy
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lolz 13 year s ago
This is for Export only :p
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faker 13 year s ago
fake
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fake123546 13 year s ago
thats bullshit!!!
search for century egg at wikipedia!
search for century egg at wikipedia!
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theshockwave 13 year s ago
that's amazing! you found a picture of the eggs with a red bucket and a kid pissing in a different red bucket. kudos, my friend. both buckets are red.
now if something somewhere on the internet actually said something like what you did at the start of the article without the word "myth" being in the same sentence, you'd really have something.
now if something somewhere on the internet actually said something like what you did at the start of the article without the word "myth" being in the same sentence, you'd really have something.
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x 13 year s ago
It's real. They are called "virgin eggs" and are sold as street food.
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Knaxia 13 year s ago
seriously... I'm watching this site when I'm eating each evening once I'm back from work.. at least drop some sort of warning :\
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kenny055 13 year s ago
*Barfs* Freakin gross......who eats(drinks) his own and anybody else's pee??? Just thinking about it makes me wanna go brush my teeth and rinse it with bleach :O
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makani 13 year s ago
oh yeah right... few pictures and you can come out with your own stories...
search for century egg at wikipedia!
now if something somewhere on the internet actually said something like what you did at the start of the article without the word "myth" being in the same sentence, you'd really have something.
http://www.shanghaidaily.com/article/?id=466033