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@Axtremus said in Now For Something Completely Different:
Two yokes in one egg would be a nice surprise.
Black substance inside a fresh egg can be traumatizing.I used to get the extra large eggs at TJs. Pretty much each carton would have 3-4 double-yolk eggs.
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@bachophile Sorry, I simply don't remember. The shock, you know.
The Deity may have been invoked.
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@bachophile said in Now For Something Completely Different:
Which bad words? Asking for a hen.
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You were shocked because it is such a rare event. Consider how many eggs you had to crack to find that one. Truly a testament to our food system.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@Mik said in Now For Something Completely Different:
You were shocked because it is such a rare event. Consider how many eggs you had to crack to find that one. Truly a testament to our food system.
True.
I've seen one in my life and that's because the eggs were so incredibly beyond expired. And I cannot describe to you the smell.
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@89th said in Now For Something Completely Different:
@Catseye3 said in Now For Something Completely Different:
except very black. I actually jumped back a step. And shouted bad words.
@Horace do you approve of this racism?
In my opinion, racism is wrong. So many of us refuse to speak up about it. But personally, I will not be afraid. I will speak truth to power. Racism is wrong.
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@Friday said in Now For Something Completely Different:
I would take a picture, and take the rest of the carton back to the market.
I'm sure they would want to know that there's an infected chicken laying infected eggs somewhere out there.
Right because that's absolutely not where you can expect to find Patient Zero. Might as well hit up the local ERs for laughs, too.
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Raise chickens. Gather own eggs. You can freeze them as scrambled eggs for cooking or eating...Just freeze in ice cube trays, pop them out and store in ziploc bags in the freezer. Use in a couple of months.
Or water glass them...
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I think that it is interesting that pretty much everywhere other than the US, eggs are not in the refrigerator.
US eggs are washed (I think) and that washes off the protective layer so that you have to refrigerate them after that.
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@taiwan_girl Yes, that's correct, TG.
