571. Posted by peachysue85 on Tue, Jun 17, 2008, 10:33 pm PDT

we didnt believe that organic eggs could taste so good until we tried egglands best. now we drive 28 miles just to buy them as the stores in our town dont keep them.

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572. Posted by Tony on Wed, Jun 18, 2008, 5:22 pm PDT

When I can't buy from a local farmer, I buy E....Best. Not a commercial it is just that I find them as tasty as I remember as a kid. The extra Omega 3 is an added beni. Heat the eggs under hot water to bring to room temp. This prevents spreading all over the pan. Preheat pan. Add BUTTER. When foam subsides, add eggs. Plunge toaster. When toast is ready so will sunny side eggs. Want over lightly, while buttering toast, flip eggs, remove from heat and plate both toast and eggs. Want eggs more cooked-boil or scramble cause you don't like eggs.

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573. Posted by margia16 on Wed, Jun 18, 2008, 8:29 pm PDT

is it true that the store bought eggs are usually frozen for sometime than thawed and put on the shelves for selling? Isn't that one of the reasons fresh is best? So I have heard thru the coop. Also, is there a small window of time you can use your fresh eggs before they aren't considered good for consumption?

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574. Posted by smokeater0855 on Thu, Jun 19, 2008, 11:35 pm PDT

no egg shells are not bleached they are cleaned as far as eating eggs, just eat them if you like them. dont worry about the long lasting effect they will not be in your body long enough to worry about. so down a few. the only thing you have to gain by not eating them is the thanks of a whole chicken nation. which came first the chicken or the egg? who cares if cooked right the both taste good. and since you have a better chance of getting shot in a driveby then a heart attack dont worry about it

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575. Posted by drjimdfm on Fri, Jun 20, 2008, 1:22 am PDT

I may have missed it but I didn't hear anyone talk about fertile eggs. Not an egg with an actual chicken in it, but if you are getting homegrown local eggs where there is a rooster around there is a good chance you are getting fertile eggs. Which from what I have heard contain lecithin, that makes them (live food)and it also makes them good for you(contrary to the conventional thinking of the medical doctors). The lecithin is basically like teflon in the blood and allows the blood to flow freely in the system and really keeps everything good. That is just me 2 cents from my studies and research on the subject. Oh and by the way some trader joes depending on the state you live in are allowed to sell fertile eggs and they are very inexpensive,taste great(well for store bought). And they will say fertile right on the box.If the store you are visiting does not carry fertile eggs I have found that the people there will usually have no idea what you are talking about because they are not a common thing, so you just have to keep looking . It is worth it if you can find them especially if you eat alot of them because then I think that is where cholesterol comes into the picture.I like homegrown myself but don't have chickens anymore. Those where the days I really prefer homegrown if you can get um.

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576. Posted by drjimdfm on Fri, Jun 20, 2008, 1:35 am PDT

I may have missed it but I didn't hear anyone talk about fertile eggs. Not an egg with an actual chicken in it, but if you are getting homegrown local eggs where there is a rooster around there is a good chance you are getting fertile eggs. Which from what I have heard contain lecithin, that makes them (live food)and it also makes them good for you(contrary to the conventional thinking of the medical doctors). The lecithin is basically like teflon in the blood and allows the blood to flow freely in the system and really keeps everything good. That is just me 2 cents from my studies and research on the subject. Oh and by the way some trader joes depending on the state you live in are allowed to sell fertile eggs and they are very inexpensive,taste great(well for store bought). And they will say fertile right on the box.If the store you are visiting does not carry fertile eggs I have found that the people there will usually have no idea what you are talking about because they are not a common thing, so you just have to keep looking . It is worth it if you can find them especially if you eat alot of them because then I think that is where cholesterol comes into the picture.I like homegrown myself but don't have chickens anymore. Those where the days I really prefer homegrown if you can get um.

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577. Posted by leia6137 on Fri, Jun 20, 2008, 8:17 am PDT

To Sheperdess: That is an awesome story about your chickens, I agree that chickens are funny and whenever I meet someone that owns a couple I just laugh. I wish I could have some one day, but I'm not sure of the ordinance on that in my area.

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578. Posted by fucker on Sat, Jun 21, 2008, 3:03 am PDT

its sucks...

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579. Posted by cotton on Sat, Jun 21, 2008, 10:45 am PDT

i9 was raised on on from with chickens ducks and a goose or two plus garden at least an acre in size on pork ond beef and there is now differcne in white or brown just u are getting ripoff at the market but my dad and me his oldest both got clog artertys so much for for any type of food just be careful of what you intake cakes of real butter and lard for pie cust then biscuts and gravy on a pork steak will get you and so will to many brown eggs now nothing has any taste to it so it must be good for you i stream a salmon and both me and my son thought it tasted like tuna tuna .60 cent a can salomn in ks (had to be fresh is $7.99 a lb) never again thats enough bicthin for one dasy

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580. Posted by fulop_vanda on Sun, Jun 22, 2008, 2:26 am PDT

szia

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581. Posted by Larry D on Sun, Jun 22, 2008, 9:23 pm PDT

Larry Diesbach says "I get so sick of all this going green crap"

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582. Posted by dulcechica2000 on Mon, Jun 23, 2008, 10:29 am PDT

Yes...thats why I buy Egg Beaters. They're great with all my dishes including desserts!

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583. Posted by erinsf on Mon, Jun 23, 2008, 6:11 pm PDT

I just watched 30 Days on FX this past week.. The story covered cruelty to animals..those that provide us with food as well as, those in shelters and in labs. It is so worth the extra few cents, to purchase eggs that come from free range, organic chickens. The animals are happier and healthier and in turn, so is the food we ingest. If a chicken is fed hormones, antibiotics, vitamins or, extra flaxseed; this is unsettling to their systems and then to us. We are in turn introducing hormones, antibiotics, vitamins or other items into our bodies. THIS IS NOT HEALTHY. There are new diseases affecting humans that are not responding to antibiotics. This is because our bodies are becoming inundated with antibiotics in the foods we eat and therefore, we are unable to fight the illness's that are attacking our bodies today. The pollution in the water and the atmosphere from waste products produced by animals is also a BIG RED FLAG! Where does the water go? our streams and rivers and ultimately, animals ingest more of the antibiotics and in turn, so do humans. Additionally, some of our drinking water is polluted with the antibiotics and such. PLEASE ASK YOUR FARMERS TO PRODUCE SAFE, CLEAN, Food@

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584. Posted by brentallenphotography on Tue, Jun 24, 2008, 10:56 am PDT

You can eat ANYTHING you want and still be healthy????? I beg to differ.....this comes from someone who probably weighs 300 pounds and calls themselves heatlhy.

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585. Posted by ACE on Fri, Jun 27, 2008, 11:24 am PDT

Stinky eggs? No -- only when Mom Sylvia cooked em - she BURNED everything! Our home smelled like a rubber factory when she burned dem aigs!!!(LOL!) Ever had a Mom Sylvia-burned asparagus omelet? Discgusting!! She'd turn it over in the pan, and there were black stripes on the bottom from where the poor asparaguses had lain. And WE KIDS HAD TO EAT THAT!!! Blech -- no wonder I am now a GOOORMAY

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586. Posted by ACE on Fri, Jun 27, 2008, 11:26 am PDT

PS-- Bacon grease is great-- Nonna Lucia used lard. Here's something to make you queasy-- when I was a 5 yr old ...angel, growing up in the Bronx.... I opened the fridge door and saw a BIG glass FULL OF ORANGE JUICE!!!! Yum!! I gulped it down and almost gagged -- they were egg yolks.

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587. Posted by eburke8 on Fri, Jun 27, 2008, 12:31 pm PDT

For all of you brown hens lay brown eggs, white hens lay white eggs - A hen's "ear lobes" determine what color they lay. White ear lobes lay white eggs, red ear lobes lay brown eggs. The only exception is the Arucana/Americana - they lay pastel eggs (don't ask me why).

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588. Posted by coco_lidong on Fri, Oct 17, 2008, 6:50 am PDT

yes, we also eating fish for strong brain and eating more eggs. That can help for our heath. As working in the BIgest painting art factory ,we work all day time and night . Keep eating ,also make us sprint all the time. The Bigest oil paintings factory:WWW OIL_PAINTINGS_CHINA NET

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589. Posted by holyoneaccord on Thu, Mar 05, 2009, 8:45 pm PST

Interesting!

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590. Posted by Phil Jackson on Wed, Apr 15, 2009, 12:32 pm PDT

I think that you should eat eggs from chickens that have been given a lot of steroids and growth hormones... Because the growth hormones make the chickens big and strong, the eggs big and strong, ergo they make you big and strong. I had this one friend who ate a farm fresh egg and got sick because it didn't make him big and strong. Caged, Hormone Filled eggs!! Oh, and the best way to eat them is raw. Believe that Chicken Butts!

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