| Ravenwood Farm |
| I think if it works, it works. I don't mind putting the eggs in the fridge, they don't take that much room |
Epic Blizzard ! Stock up on Supplies| Ravenwood Farm |
| I think if it works, it works. I don't mind putting the eggs in the fridge, they don't take that much room |
| The Old Gods |
| Neh. You were making it sound like you got them from local farmers who were selling. |
| Vancouver |
| Of course we wash them. And I buy them in the supermarkt. Our farmers just don't wash off the eggs cuticles with chemicals. And all chickens are vaccinated |
| The Old Gods |
| I always had several eggs with poop on them. Typically streaked, or egg goop if a hen wasn't getting enough calcium and her egg broke. |
| The Old Gods |
| <_> plus if you have a rooster, washing them and shoving them in the fridge keeps from discovering an unwelcome surprise when you crack open an egg |
| The Old Gods |
| 'cause I'unno about you, but I'm not interested in a bucket of poop streaked eggs on my counter. |
| The Old Gods |
| Poop will still stain the eggs and make it look dirty. Even with farm eggs, they get washed and put in the fridge |
| 3S Cast n Characters |
| yeah US feeds the chicken a growth ingredient to make the chickens bigger. I heard this a few years back. thats why a lot of people go to little farms in SoCal for freash eggs |
| Vancouver |
| Ah, that's pretty nice. I also saw a video about your weird orange Fanta recently. They are yellow here and made with natural orange juice |
| Angels angels |
| Lol yeah the ones you buy at the store are. They are processed so they last longer and don't run the risk of salmonella. But I get my eggs from friends with their own chickens. I don't buy them. I still refrigerate them though because they last longer |
| Vancouver |
| Angel You wash them with stuff so the outer layer is removed, which makes you have to refrigerate them right? We just get them straight from the chickens |
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| Ravenwood Farm |
| I think if it works, it works. I don't mind putting the eggs in the fridge, they don't take that much room |
| The Old Gods |
| Neh. You were making it sound like you got them from local farmers who were selling. |
| Vancouver |
| Of course we wash them. And I buy them in the supermarkt. Our farmers just don't wash off the eggs cuticles with chemicals. And all chickens are vaccinated |
| The Old Gods |
| I always had several eggs with poop on them. Typically streaked, or egg goop if a hen wasn't getting enough calcium and her egg broke. |
| The Old Gods |
| <_> plus if you have a rooster, washing them and shoving them in the fridge keeps from discovering an unwelcome surprise when you crack open an egg |
| The Old Gods |
| 'cause I'unno about you, but I'm not interested in a bucket of poop streaked eggs on my counter. |
| The Old Gods |
| Poop will still stain the eggs and make it look dirty. Even with farm eggs, they get washed and put in the fridge |
| 3S Cast n Characters |
| yeah US feeds the chicken a growth ingredient to make the chickens bigger. I heard this a few years back. thats why a lot of people go to little farms in SoCal for freash eggs |
| Vancouver |
| Ah, that's pretty nice. I also saw a video about your weird orange Fanta recently. They are yellow here and made with natural orange juice |
| Angels angels |
| Lol yeah the ones you buy at the store are. They are processed so they last longer and don't run the risk of salmonella. But I get my eggs from friends with their own chickens. I don't buy them. I still refrigerate them though because they last longer |
| Vancouver |
| Angel You wash them with stuff so the outer layer is removed, which makes you have to refrigerate them right? We just get them straight from the chickens |
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