| Vancouver |
| Yeah, no, sorry. I just wanted to out that those in my supermarket came from local farmers. |
Epic Blizzard ! Stock up on Supplies| Vancouver |
| Yeah, no, sorry. I just wanted to out that those in my supermarket came from local farmers. |
| The Old Gods |
| o_o So, I don't know why I'd be talking about the netherlands since the conversation seems to be comparing differences between the US and European countries |
| The Old Gods |
| In my case, I'm talking about the US since you said 'your markets'. |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| Everything is a chemical, water too. I doubt they'd be washed in anything that's actually dangerous |
| The Old Gods |
| Most of the time they from the other side of the country or out of state. |
| Angels angels |
| Yeah majority of the eggs come from commercial set ups not local lol Also I guess its the same either way. The poop doesn't get in the egg because the shell but also the chemicals they was them in here don't get in the egg either. |
| Vancouver |
| Lots of eggs in your supermarket do come from local farmers. And I don't really have a problem with putting them in the fridge, we do that to, but I'd just rather not eat chemically washed eggs personally. |
| 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 |
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| Vancouver |
| Yeah, no, sorry. I just wanted to out that those in my supermarket came from local farmers. |
| The Old Gods |
| o_o So, I don't know why I'd be talking about the netherlands since the conversation seems to be comparing differences between the US and European countries |
| The Old Gods |
| In my case, I'm talking about the US since you said 'your markets'. |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| Everything is a chemical, water too. I doubt they'd be washed in anything that's actually dangerous |
| The Old Gods |
| Most of the time they from the other side of the country or out of state. |
| Angels angels |
| Yeah majority of the eggs come from commercial set ups not local lol Also I guess its the same either way. The poop doesn't get in the egg because the shell but also the chemicals they was them in here don't get in the egg either. |
| Vancouver |
| Lots of eggs in your supermarket do come from local farmers. And I don't really have a problem with putting them in the fridge, we do that to, but I'd just rather not eat chemically washed eggs personally. |
| 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 |
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