Yup, when it first came out it seemed like a science fiction, not any more....
Eggless eggs
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Re: Eggless eggs
On a different Dr. Oz episode they looked into the nutrition of breakfasts, fast food and at home. They said if you get an egg sandwich from a fast food place, and the egg is square, flat, and folded, it is not scrambled eggs, as you might think. It is made with liquid eggs (artificial). They said a real egg will be round when cooked. They also said you can ask for a round egg in your sandwich to make sure it is a real one.
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- Killerbunny
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Re: Eggless eggs
OK that is not strictly true. Liquid egg is pasteurised eggs that are then packaged. Personally I wouldn't touch it because I used to do the testing on them LOL! The company actually did use liquid eggs and a lot of salt in it's greyish sorbo rubber breakfast egg patty product.
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- Farrier1987
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Re: Eggless eggs
I read Soylent Green at about 14 and it still gives me nightmares. Quite similarly, HG Wells, The Time Machine.
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Re: Eggless eggs
Ross, you just out make me spit out my morning coffee!!

I don't agree with all this artificial crap, does not taste the same or have the same health benefits as "real" . That said, my son has some iGg food sensitivities. Top on the list is dairy and eggs. We have found good substitutes for the dairy but not for the eggs.

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- Killerbunny
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My friend found she is OK with yolks but not whites, go figure!
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Beltsville Small White turkeys.
Mutt chickens for eggs
RIP Stephen the BSW Tom and my coffee companion.
RIP Lucky the Very Brave Splash Wyandotte rooster.
RIP little Muppet the rescue cat.


Re: Eggless eggs
What about quail eggs I've heard people with egg allergies are fine with quail eggs.Flat Rock Farm wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 8:50 amRoss, you just out make me spit out my morning coffee!!![]()
I don't agree with all this artificial crap, does not taste the same or have the same health benefits as "real" . That said, my son has some iGg food sensitivities. Top on the list is dairy and eggs. We have found good substitutes for the dairy but not for the eggs.![]()
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Re: Eggless eggs
You could always get a couple, they lay an egg every single day, little egg machines.
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- Jaye
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Re: Eggless eggs
Quail eggs have really helped to almost eliminate DH's allergies (chronic hives) and I've been told that they've helped people with hay fever too. But if you're allergic to eggs, I don't think it will make any difference whether they are quail, duck, chicken, turkey ...
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