Seems like it was more than two but who knows? I mean I've seen it done with vinegar and since limes tend to be more acidic... but we'll see.
It's a different process. I only know because I looked it up. It's to preserve eggs without refrigeration, but they're still effectively raw, i.e. you can whip the whites to make meringue, scramble them, bake with them, whatever.
With pickled eggs, you usually hard boil them and then put them in the pickling solution with (usually) vinegar and maybe some herbs like dill or coriander or other herbs associated with pickling. You can also pickle them with hot peppers, garlic, onion, salt and pepper, etc.
Those only last a few months, though, at least with home methods.
I am a complete ignoramus on Amish voting habits, but in 2024 there was someone campaigning the ones on Pennsylvania about going out and voting for Trump.
The vast majority of Amish don't vote, but even a small minority who do are a significant demographic in Pennsylvania. There are also a lot of Anabaptist Amish-adjacent sects like less orthodox Mennonites who vote.
Also, much like Orthodox Jews, even Amish have exceptions to traditional rules that allow actually living in a society run by the "English." For instance, they will not have electricity in their homes, but will use refrigeration if they're operating a business and selling food.
Part of the push for trump has to do with the Amish farmer Amos Miller. He was selling raw milk and was getting hit hard by the Feds over it.
Lolcow lawyer and Nick Rekieta balldoguard Robert Barnes was defending him. To his credit, Miller recently won an appeals court decision dissolving the injunction against him doing that.
I'm not a huge fan of Barnes, but he appears to be doing a good job in that case so far.
Also I agree with the court's decision.
And it's actually Pennsylvania that's fucking with him. That's ludicrous because you'd think Pennsylvania of all places would have some respect for the Amish. If people want to buy raw milk, they should be allowed to.
