Them eggs ain't gettin' no cheaper

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But this only started on January 21, right?







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Unfortunately, this is all on Biden. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, HPAI was either directly or indirectly responsible for killing more than 20 million egg-laying hens in the last quarter of 2024.

January 02, 2025

December 11, 2024

November 26th, 2024.




Even politifact says its true, only saying "half true" because the woman saying it didn't mention that it happened under other administrations. That doesn't make it "half-true."
 
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And you can now add hoarding to the reasons why.

I guess eggs are the new toilet paper, though they are somewhat more perishable.


Where are our cheaper eggs, republicans?
/----/ They are cheaper all over. Be a better shopper.
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They can be stored. The consistency is changed, but they're still perfectly good for scrambling and baking and the like.


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For how long? I watched something many years ago on how they repackage eggs, and change expiration dates. I follow expiration dates, but am always bother not knowing how old the eggs I'm buying are.
 
For how long? I watched something many years ago on how they repackage eggs, and change expiration dates. I follow expiration dates, but am always bother not knowing how old the eggs I'm buying are.
I hear your concerns. I do all my shopping at the bigger supermarkets where there is a lot of product turnover and frequent re-stocking.... and I hope for the freshest products.
 
For how long? I watched something many years ago on how they repackage eggs, and change expiration dates. I follow expiration dates, but am always bother not knowing how old the eggs I'm buying are.
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There's one method called water glassing. I think it will store eggs for up to a year.


You'll be able to find a ton of information on water glassing online.

There's also dehydration and freeze drying, but they require specialized equipment.

To check the freshness of the fresh eggs you're buying, take a cup of water and place the egg in. If it lays on its side on the bottom, it's very fresh. If it stands, touching the bottom, it's still usable, and if it floats, it's definitely bad.


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For how long? I watched something many years ago on how they repackage eggs, and change expiration dates. I follow expiration dates, but am always bother not knowing how old the eggs I'm buying are.

They are "use by" and "best by" dates for a reason. I've eaten eggs that were MONTHS past their posted date. Just make sure you keep them in the fridge. Expiration dates ensure you keep buying new product, not so much that you won't eat bad food. Only milk has a pretty hard expiration date, but even then, you can still smell it. If it smells fine, it's fine.

We have a local company that makes a gumbo mix that I use. I called and spoke with them and they said on the package they HAVE to put a date 2 years from the date of manufacture. She said realistically, the mix is good for FIVE or more years if kept in a cool dry place like a house.
 
Libs prove themselves to be more idiotic and lunatics by the day. :-) You lost get over it move on. Do you think talking about egg prices are going to win you the next election you fucking idiot?
 
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