Free Range Eggs

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How safe is this backyard chicken egg-handling?

by ccorradino 619 · about 18 hours ago

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My cousin pulls these eggs from the roost, puts them in cartons on her counter. No cleaning or refrigeration, stuff stuck to them, which I understand should be no big deal. My son had a couple for breakfast on Sunday, and puked hours later after... (more)

Methodician 0 · August 30, 2013 at 6:17 PM

The rare (very rare) occurrence of salmonella in/on eggs is actually just on them. The only way it gets inside is through a crack. If they are washed before being cracked, it's very close to impossible to get salmonella. In fact, it'd be a rare... (more)

ccorradino · Answer · August 30, 2013 at 03:47 PM

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How safe is this backyard chicken egg-handling?

by ccorradino 619 · about 18 hours ago

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My cousin pulls these eggs from the roost, puts them in cartons on her counter. No cleaning or refrigeration, stuff stuck to them, which I understand should be no big deal. My son had a couple for breakfast on Sunday, and puked hours later after... (more)

Methodician 0 · August 30, 2013 at 6:17 PM

The rare (very rare) occurrence of salmonella in/on eggs is actually just on them. The only way it gets inside is through a crack. If they are washed before being cracked, it's very close to impossible to get salmonella. In fact, it'd be a rare... (more)

Question 2

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Anohter Egg (White) question - Organic/Free-Range/Liquid?

by Antti 580 · about 20 hours ago

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I know I will get a lot of heat for this questions. However, here it goes: I'm currently limiting fat intake on workout days. My lunch usually easy sauteed vegetables with lean ground beef and 5-6 egg whites. This scramble is delicious (on off... (more)

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Jo_2 0 · October 10, 2011 at 11:09 AM

All the stuff in bold actually answers your question... the rest of the stuff is just extraneous crap you didnt ask for. All the "good fats" and stuff are in the yolks - so it would almost stand to reason that if you're only eating the whites,... (more)

Antti · Answer · October 06, 2011 at 08:06 AM

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Anohter Egg (White) question - Organic/Free-Range/Liquid?

by Antti 580 · about 20 hours ago

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I know I will get a lot of heat for this questions. However, here it goes: I'm currently limiting fat intake on workout days. My lunch usually easy sauteed vegetables with lean ground beef and 5-6 egg whites. This scramble is delicious (on off... (more)

best answer

Jo_2 0 · October 10, 2011 at 11:09 AM

All the stuff in bold actually answers your question... the rest of the stuff is just extraneous crap you didnt ask for. All the "good fats" and stuff are in the yolks - so it would almost stand to reason that if you're only eating the whites,... (more)

Question 3

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soy-free eggs in Houston?

by trey_3 25 · March 01, 2015 at 4:09 AM

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hi! does anyone have the drop on eggs in the Houston TX area from free-range hens, fed a diet free of soy? While a feed-free diet is ideal, I don't think it is possible in this area to keep your free-range chicken population without... (more)

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trey_3 0 · September 15, 2014 at 5:44 PM

I'd be interested in presenting a source with a group of folks who would purchase eggs on a suubsription like basis and at a negotiated price. If you are interested, email me at jdevans3 AT yahoo DOT com. I will update you on the status of this... (more)

trey_3 · Answer · January 19, 2014 at 01:41 AM

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soy-free eggs in Houston?

by trey_3 25 · March 01, 2015 at 4:09 AM

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hi! does anyone have the drop on eggs in the Houston TX area from free-range hens, fed a diet free of soy? While a feed-free diet is ideal, I don't think it is possible in this area to keep your free-range chicken population without... (more)

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trey_3 0 · September 15, 2014 at 5:44 PM

I'd be interested in presenting a source with a group of folks who would purchase eggs on a suubsription like basis and at a negotiated price. If you are interested, email me at jdevans3 AT yahoo DOT com. I will update you on the status of this... (more)

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Grass Fed Beef - Cheaper and easier to find?

by Methodician 626 · March 01, 2015 at 4:07 AM

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Here in South OC it's pretty tough to find grass fed beef. I usually only find it in places like Whole Foods, Sprouts, or Costco. It's very expensive and there's not much documentation or anything to ensure me that it's grass fed, grass... (more)

BGottfried 0 · September 27, 2013 at 1:46 PM

On the note of eggs: I can't find any pastured eggs in the area that are reasonably priced ($5 a dozen, which is WAY out of my price range, considering how many I eat) so I focus on getting eggs from animals that are well treated. I... (more)

Methodician · Answer · September 24, 2013 at 03:38 PM

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Grass Fed Beef - Cheaper and easier to find?

by Methodician 626 · March 01, 2015 at 4:07 AM

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Here in South OC it's pretty tough to find grass fed beef. I usually only find it in places like Whole Foods, Sprouts, or Costco. It's very expensive and there's not much documentation or anything to ensure me that it's grass fed, grass... (more)

BGottfried 0 · September 27, 2013 at 1:46 PM

On the note of eggs: I can't find any pastured eggs in the area that are reasonably priced ($5 a dozen, which is WAY out of my price range, considering how many I eat) so I focus on getting eggs from animals that are well treated. I... (more)

Question 5

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Free Range vs. Pastured vs. Standard Eggs

by Methodician 626 · March 01, 2015 at 4:06 AM

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First of all, please enlighten me to the difference, nutritionally, between these. Also, while it seems pretty obvious, maybe you could distinguish between "Free Range" "Cage Free" and "Pastured" eggs. I'm thinking that free range is the same as... (more)

coastalpaleo 0 · September 03, 2013 at 8:07 PM

I think that La Bahn Ranch, one of the biggest egg sellers at the farmer's markets here, is in Temecula right? Most of the farmer's market sellers are within a few hours by car at most. Could be worth the drive if you plan on patronizing a... (more)

Methodician · Answer · September 03, 2013 at 06:14 PM

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Free Range vs. Pastured vs. Standard Eggs

by Methodician 626 · March 01, 2015 at 4:06 AM

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First of all, please enlighten me to the difference, nutritionally, between these. Also, while it seems pretty obvious, maybe you could distinguish between "Free Range" "Cage Free" and "Pastured" eggs. I'm thinking that free range is the same as... (more)

coastalpaleo 0 · September 03, 2013 at 8:07 PM

I think that La Bahn Ranch, one of the biggest egg sellers at the farmer's markets here, is in Temecula right? Most of the farmer's market sellers are within a few hours by car at most. Could be worth the drive if you plan on patronizing a... (more)

Question 6

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The chicken or the egg...if you can only afford to get one free range/soy free etc but need both in your diet which would you choose to buy standard?

by ancestral_stars 1600 · February 28, 2015 at 3:59 AM

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A free range off the farm soy free chicken is between 21-27$ around here at 5$ and change a pound. A dozen soy free free range eggs is 8$. We generally eat one chicken per week and use the carcass to make broth for soup which is also made once... (more)

Matt_11 0 · June 02, 2013 at 12:21 PM

Oh overpriced paleo food... Eggs: omega-3 eggs, as Stephen points out, are cheap. $3 a dozen at most. Better than going straight conventional. However, I see signs everywhere in my area about eggs for sale from "backyard" flocks. $2 a dozen,... (more)

ancestral_stars · Answer · June 02, 2013 at 05:17 AM

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The chicken or the egg...if you can only afford to get one free range/soy free etc but need both in your diet which would you choose to buy standard?

by ancestral_stars 1600 · February 28, 2015 at 3:59 AM

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A free range off the farm soy free chicken is between 21-27$ around here at 5$ and change a pound. A dozen soy free free range eggs is 8$. We generally eat one chicken per week and use the carcass to make broth for soup which is also made once... (more)

Matt_11 0 · June 02, 2013 at 12:21 PM

Oh overpriced paleo food... Eggs: omega-3 eggs, as Stephen points out, are cheap. $3 a dozen at most. Better than going straight conventional. However, I see signs everywhere in my area about eggs for sale from "backyard" flocks. $2 a dozen,... (more)

Question 7

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Hack my potential source of eggs

by Blossom1 1213 · February 27, 2015 at 3:29 AM

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I have been searching for a decent local-ish egg source since I go through tons of them and feel ethically and nutritionally compromised when I buy the battery eggs, and I feel fairly the same way when I buy the pricier "free range, omega-3" eggs... (more)

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Lizzy555 0 · February 17, 2012 at 5:25 AM

wow, I would love to eat those eggs! I think $2 a dozen is a steal. They sound like they really take good care of their chickens, to me that's the most important part. Organic feed offers the same nutrition as non-organic feed, but I think a... (more)

Blossom1 · Answer · February 17, 2012 at 04:17 AM

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Hack my potential source of eggs

by Blossom1 1213 · February 27, 2015 at 3:29 AM

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I have been searching for a decent local-ish egg source since I go through tons of them and feel ethically and nutritionally compromised when I buy the battery eggs, and I feel fairly the same way when I buy the pricier "free range, omega-3" eggs... (more)

best answer

Lizzy555 0 · February 17, 2012 at 5:25 AM

wow, I would love to eat those eggs! I think $2 a dozen is a steal. They sound like they really take good care of their chickens, to me that's the most important part. Organic feed offers the same nutrition as non-organic feed, but I think a... (more)

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