2nd degree grease burns
We all go a little mad sometimes...
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This is a repost, mate:
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this is me in the photos.
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Hey me too!
This was a year ago so it's all scared up now. I was cooking burgers when it happened.
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Hot water?
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some really hot steam can probably do this but otherwise not, even if it was boiling water, unless you hold your hand in it. I only say this because I have accidentally poured boiling water on my hand while making tea.
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hot cooking grease. this is my hand btw. it happened last year it was awful
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I avoid that by not doing much more than reheating stuff - although I have a little deep fryer, and a larger one that's been put away for 2 years now.
My second job was at a copy of KFC, where I worked for a year cooking chicken in pressure cookers. I cooked the chicken a bit hotter than everyone else, for a bit less time, resulting in crispier chicken - but those things are a bit scary.
And you would think after a year of eating fried chicken, you would get tired of it. No. SO MANY poor chickens have died over the years - just so that I could become a fatty.
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Hot cooking grease is hot.
Hot things can burn the skin.
That's what happened to you.
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