Who projects a better image of the US: Melania or Jane?

[mookiemcgee]

I don't know how it is in the US but here bad quality eggs, ergo the ones where poor chicken are born and raised in cages and only eat and lay eggs without even moving are unfertilized.

Then you have eggs with the mention "bio" meaning that they are raised on a field... and there are also roosters on that field.. therefore some eggs are fertilized. If you buy bio eggs in a supermarket and put them in an incubator, chances are you get 3-4 chicks out of a twelve pack.

But those are not even the top quality eggs as the chicken aren t getting top quality grain and a certain amount of determined ground space... the top quality one have an even greater fertilized rate.

Don't listen to np...

If you go to the supermarket here you get the shit that come through the massive processing pipeline which is for sure not fertile. If you shop at a higher end grocery you can get fertile eggs (whole foods has them here). If you shop at the farmers market you can buy fertile eggs, some say they taste better, some say they are better for you. Personally I don't notice a difference, which is exactly my point. The best chefs, shop at the farmers market or buy directly from local farms for their restaurants.

Have you ever heard of farm to table restaurants Nomad? It's only the biggest restaurant trend of the last 20 years. Nomad doesn't care to understand things that aren't 1 google away from his reach. He's almost certainly eaten fertile eggs (maybe he was unaware), unless he only eats omelettes at chain restaurants (Denny's/ihop). Congrats bro, either you a loser who never ventures outside the safe zone of Chain food, or you committed an abortion and you are a fake news vegetarian.

[2dimes]

Did you know that when de-icing your driveway, you should clear away the loose snow before applying salt?

Ever experience a chinook?

With all the temperature changes salt here makes a mess unless there is enough traffic. When a bit gets on some sidewalks it can be brutal if the snow melts then it sometimes gets cold again and that water freezes.

[betiko]

Actually it’s not because the eggs are eventually fertilized that they are better, it’s about the life of the chicken. A nice chicken that lives a life outdoors with space, normal social interactions (including living under a dominant male), better race, better food.. just does better eggs than mass production chicken farms. Just imagine being one of those chicken... it’s like what the machines do to humans in the matrix lol

I’ve seen on youtube guys that use good quality eggs from the supermarket and get them in incubators.. in like 20 days they get chicks. I so want to do that, you can find incubators on amazon. My daughter would go crazy if she sees them hatch. What the f*ck would i do with the chicks though lol, i got no private garden where i live

[Dukasaur]

Did you know that when de-icing your driveway, you should clear away the loose snow before applying salt?

Ever experience a chinook?

With all the temperature changes salt here makes a mess unless there is enough traffic. When a bit gets on some sidewalks it can be brutal if the snow melts then it sometimes gets cold again and that water freezes.

Yeah, guys in Ontario love buying Alberta cars, because you guys don't use salt.

Here we use salt by the boatload. Just on my little stretch of highway we use a couple thousand tons a year. Multiply that by all the highways in Ontario, it's a lot.

[jimboston]

Eggs you buy in stores... be they regular or whole foods... are not generally or intentionally fertilized.
In fact they specifically reject eggs that have been fertilized... especially in the USA,most people would be disgusted by fertilized eggs

The eggs can’t be fertilized after they’ve been laid... it’s gotta happen before.

Either you’re misspeaking or you’re just stoopid.
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There are farm-supply places or other stores that sell chicks.
Maybe there are stores that sell fertilized eggs for hatching too?

There are some ethnic stores which sell fertilized eggs for eating.
I’m familiar with Filipino stores... they call fertilized eggs ‘Balut’ and some people love it... you basically are eating an egg and an unborn bird (maybe a chicken or a duck)... anyone want “fried eggs and bird fetus”?

[mrswdk]

So in America it is illegal to kill a 3-day old fertilized egg (e.g. at Planned Parenthood) but in Philippines you can buy and eat a fertilized egg in the supermarket?

Maybe Philippines in more free than the land of the free? *hmm emoji*

[mookiemcgee]

Eggs you buy in stores... be they regular or whole foods... are not generally or intentionally fertilized.
In fact they specifically reject eggs that have been fertilized... especially in the USA,most people would be disgusted by fertilized eggs

The eggs can’t be fertilized after they’ve been laid... it’s gotta happen before.

Either you’re misspeaking or you’re just stoopid.
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There are farm-supply places or other stores that sell chicks.
Maybe there are stores that sell fertilized eggs for hatching too?

There are some ethnic stores which sell fertilized eggs for eating.
I’m familiar with Filipino stores... they call fertilized eggs ‘Balut’ and some people love it... you basically are eating an egg and an unborn bird (maybe a chicken or a duck)... anyone want “fried eggs and bird fetus”?

Eggs that come from farms where chickens and roosters run free together are often a mix of fertilized and infertile eggs. As long as they are kept cold, they all look at taste the same. Chefs often shop locally and prefer to use eggs from these types of farms. They serve them to people, people eat them. People don't walk away knowing that an egg was fertile and that's ok... because it only really matters to people who say things like "as a vegetarian.. I do not want animals killed for my food. but milk & eggs are fine . because they do not require a life to be taken."

[NomadPatriot]

a fertilized egg stops being a "egg" once it gets fertilized..

it would instantly become an ~~~~>Embryo

a completely different thing entirely

so.. once again.. every single egg sold / eaten is unfertilized



here.. Cobb will explain it for you..
day 1 - Embryo …

[2dimes]

Yeah, guys in Ontario love buying Alberta cars, because you guys don't use salt.

Here we use salt by the boatload. Just on my little stretch of highway we use a couple thousand tons a year. Multiply that by all the highways in Ontario, it's a lot.

It was better before. They started using more and more salt 30 years ago. They use a bit less because often the chinooks come and will melt the roads pretty dry.

Sometimes the snow is gone the next day without even plowing.

[mookiemcgee]

Oh fun, I can post pictures too! In mine they call them fertilized eggs, not embryos. Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

[NomadPatriot]

Oh fun, I can post pictures too! In mine they call them fertilized eggs, not embryos. Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

geez i post a source of information from a Chicken manufacturing company.. they call them embryo's
you post a source from a website that doesn't even exist --> ( horseshoe@twob1.com )

we can only wonder which one is more credible....
but in the end.. even you call them Embryo's...

Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

[betiko]

[2dimes]

Sallsbury's huh? I have not clicked yet but I don't know if that guy got his eggs from a refrigerator.

Edit: I clicked and the first thing he said was relivant. "In the UK..." So I am willing to increase the odds he got eggs off a shelf.

Edit 2: quails eggs, plot twist?

[jimboston]

https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/can_you_h ... _the_store

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(food)

https://www.localharvest.org/blog/26992 ... icken_eggs

https://www.qcsupply.com/blog/product-t ... rtant.html

So I guess I was wrong... I had know. they used to ‘candle’ eggs... and Ithought it was to make sure they were not fertilized so you could eat them. It’s more complicated than that.

That said... the link where someone gets a fertilized egg from a grocery store and hatches a chick is a fake.

Also said... the vast majority of eggs consumed are likely unfertilized.

In balut... the egg is not just fertilized but they also let the embryo develop for a bit.
In natural-organic stores or fresh farm eggs, they are arresting the development process early.

[2dimes]

That said... the link where someone gets a fertilized egg from a grocery store and hatches a chick is a fake.

In natural-organic stores or fresh farm eggs, they are arresting the development process early.

How?

[NomadPatriot]

quote from video " accidentially fertilized … Quail eggs..."

[mookiemcgee]

Oh fun, I can post pictures too! In mine they call them fertilized eggs, not embryos. Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

geez i post a source of information from a Chicken manufacturing company.. they call them embryo's
you post a source from a website that doesn't even exist --> ( horseshoe@twob1.com )

we can only wonder which one is more credible....
but in the end.. even you call them Embryo's...

Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

The larger point I've made through all the background noise of people learing about eggs in this thread, is that you've eaten an 'embryo' if that is what you prefer to call it. You probably didn't realize it when you ate it, and you are a Fake News vegetarian now. Welcome to the dark side

"as a vegetarian.. I do not want animals killed for my food. but milk & eggs are fine . because they do not require a life to be taken."

You are a baby chicken murderer!

[NomadPatriot]

Oh fun, I can post pictures too! In mine they call them fertilized eggs, not embryos. Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

geez i post a source of information from a Chicken manufacturing company.. they call them embryo's
you post a source from a website that doesn't even exist --> ( horseshoe@twob1.com )

we can only wonder which one is more credible....
but in the end.. even you call them Embryo's...

Either way I doubt you tasted the difference when you ate the embryo.

The larger point I've made through all the background noise of people learing about eggs in this thread, is that you've eaten an 'embryo' if that is what you prefer to call it. You probably didn't realize it when you ate it, and you are a Fake News vegetarian now. Welcome to the dark side

"as a vegetarian.. I do not want animals killed for my food. but milk & eggs are fine . because they do not require a life to be taken."

You are a baby chicken murderer!

awwwwwwww.. Snookie cannot defend his position anymore so he is resorting to just proclaiming himself correct..
he cannot prove it . so it must be true... ( typical modern day Leftist .. )

[betiko]

https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/can_you_hatch_an_egg_bought_from_the_store

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(food)

https://www.localharvest.org/blog/26992 ... icken_eggs

https://www.qcsupply.com/blog/product-t ... rtant.html

So I guess I was wrong... I had know. they used to ‘candle’ eggs... and Ithought it was to make sure they were not fertilized so you could eat them. It’s more complicated than that.

That said... the link where someone gets a fertilized egg from a grocery store and hatches a chick is a fake.

Also said... the vast majority of eggs consumed are likely unfertilized.

In balut... the egg is not just fertilized but they also let the embryo develop for a bit.
In natural-organic stores or fresh farm eggs, they are arresting the development process early.

Lol and what makes you think it's fake? Just go on youtube, there are hundreds of videos with people incubating eggs from supermarkets. I just took the first vid that popped up without watching it first... as you can see he put some quail eggs, like 12 and like 6 chicken eggs... out of those 18 just one hatched.
They are obviously not intentionaly fertilized. Here in europe eggs are not refrigerated when sold in store.
The guy probably bought chicken eggs comming from an industrialized facility, not from wide range farming where you can find roosters (roosters are all terminated in industrial facilities)

You are just wrong, and it's ok to learn something once in a while. Instead of calling something fake because you are unfamiliar with the subject, or calling people stupid, just accept to give up on some of your beliefs when you are proved to be wrong.

[mrswdk]

I mean, you are talking to the guy who thinks 'Asian' is an ethnicity so I think it's fair to say his world view is a little limited. Let us all work tirelessly and diligently to expand it, brick by brick.

[nietzsche]

i love eggs, i can eat them 3 times a day, every day.


i don't particularly like chicken though, meh.

[2dimes]

Is it true? Betiko says you don't eat burritos. Like ever?

[NomadPatriot]

Lol and what makes you think it's fake? Just go on youtube, there are hundreds of videos with people incubating eggs from supermarkets. I just took the first vid that popped up without watching it first...

you can also go on YouTube & type in Bigfoot.. you get thousands of videos..
thousands is more then hundreds..
so Bigfoot is more true than incubating supermarket eggs..

[2dimes]

Fair enough.

[betiko]

Lol and what makes you think it's fake? Just go on youtube, there are hundreds of videos with people incubating eggs from supermarkets. I just took the first vid that popped up without watching it first...

you can also go on YouTube & type in Bigfoot.. you get thousands of videos..
thousands is more then hundreds..
so Bigfoot is more true than incubating supermarket eggs..

Do you have friends in real life, or people that can somehow bear with your obnoxious personality, or you just try very hard while online to always be the facepalming idiotic troll? Or you just stay in your basement fapping on your warhammer figurines?
Just try to understand what different labels on eggs mean. Then try not to be a child about it.