Posted on 04/06/2010 9:00:43 AM PDT by decimon
Hard boiled ping.
And we just bought four peeps with two more on the way. I’m currently building the chicken coop.
I’m not sure I’m buying that one. Eggs never leave me full for long. Maybe these guys didn’t eat as much at the buffet because they had a mid-morning snack.
I am not sure that Humpty Dumpty would endorse this.
I had no idea that the egg nutrition center was in Hillary Clinton’s home town.
right on!
ever notice how the advocates of high carb, low fat, low protein, low cholesterol (anti-egg....) diets are all fat?
remember the food pyramid? they actually adovocated like 6-12 servings of grains a day. what a bunch of fat-asses. yet another reason for your kids not to be in public school. the lard butts there can’t even get freakin’ NUTRITION right!
A egghead must of wrote it!
The evil “Big Egg” cartel must be stopped.
I think when you checked the fine print, a "serving" was three grains of rice. I eat eggbeaters with cheese shreds most mornings - I keep a container in the fridge at work. It's too bad the protein difference is so great, but I'm still not transporting whole eggs to the office.
bump
I had scrambled egg whites with diced tomatoes, red onions, cilantro and mozzarella cheese this morning. High protein, very low cholesterol.
Big Egg will be but a shell of its former self.
Egg Beaters are good, I like making eggy sammiches using some square bowls to cook them in the Microwave so they will fit on a piece of bread.
It is addicting, I bought a dozen early last spring, we now have 65 birds. They will all be laying by the end of this month. We should be getting 4-5 dozen eggs a day.
They are so much fun.
Nothing like Scrambled eggs, fried Balogna, and Home fries to take away the hunger pangs.
Eggs make me lose my appetite, so the article is probably correct.
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