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Skriven 2013-07-05 01:30:44 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
   Kommentar till text 2049 av Nancy Backus (1:261/1381.0)
Ärende: eggs  was: Mayo
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Hi Nancy,

>> So far, it hasn't been an issue.. I guess I figure if I'm not buying
>> cheaper eggs, they'll be safe.  Not really a good way to think, I
>> suppose.

> When you know the source of the eggs, and know that the farm has never
> had any instances of disease outbreaks, you can be fairly well assured

Yes, that's what I think, that's very true :)   Then say you're making boiled
eggs.. any micro-organisms on the shells (which is what one would care about I
think) are done in.. If you're concerned about the actual yolks and whites (say
for sunny side up eggs), you'd better buy better eggs I think, in other words
not the Waldbaums' sale items in the egg aisle :)

> that what you are using is safe.  For supermarket eggs, knowing also how
> the store handles their dairy items can also be a reassurance.  I'd not
> take a chance on eggs purchased some places, but I've no qualms about
> getting them from Wegmans...

I guess me too.. but I still check for broken eggs.. I guess it's just a thing
that has caught me years ago.. You open the pack and darn it some eggs won't
move.. so next time you are just very careful.  You see some dozen eggs someone
has set aside so you check the next dozen.

>> I used my blender a lot when the kids were toddlers, making babyfood.

> I had planned to do so, but then ended up not needing to make any... the
> kid went right to solid foods, once he started eating things with us.

Yeah my son and daughter did about the same.. but I nursed them for as long as
I could.. I think when some kids were getting cereal, I was stilll nursing.

>> Now they have all these baby food contraptions (g).

> One of my sisters had a little hand grinder thing to puree table food
> for the baby right at the table...  When I thought that might have been
> a useful thing for someone I was helping out, couldn't find something
> like that anywhere...  Now I'm sure you could spend lots of money at a
> baby store for an electric gadget...  :)

hehe that sounds terrible.. an electronic gadget to feed a baby (G)

>> yes, it does work well.  I haven't tried the Ninja on making bread
>> crumbs yet. That could be another good thing to experiment with at the
>> picnic.

> We're gonna need all the time scheduled and then some, for all the
> things we're listing for picnic experimentation...  (G)

Oh, Burt called me tonight on the phone (I love talking to people, it's so much
better than say ICQ, etc :)).. he's going to land here on Saturday afternoon,
not Sunday.. so he wants to know if we should re-think the main cooking day
being Sunday.  He wants to know what those attending think about that??

> ... If it's not on fire, then it's a software problem.

Oh I read the funiest thing today..... Give a Man a program and you will
frustrate him for a day... Teach a Man to program, and you frustrate him for
life.

way too funny. ;)

Take care,
Janis

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