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post #21 of 26
5/8/12 at 1:52pm

Last fall when I knew that my egg production would drop, I froze eggs.  It was nice to be able to pull a couple frozen eggs out of the freezer for cakes, cookies or whatever.  I just threw them into a plastic bag, shell and all.  When it was defrosting, I removed the shell.  The only thing I learned was that it does take a long time for an egg to defrost.

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post #22 of 26
5/8/12 at 4:10pm

Here's a link to freezing eggs

 

http://www.georgiaeggs.org/pages/freezingeggs.html

 

 

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Breeding Large Fowl Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds to APA Standard


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post #23 of 26
5/11/12 at 7:38am

This explains a few things.  thx.

4 horses, 21 Araucanas, 6 blue marans and a whole bunch of mutt chickens.

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post #24 of 26
5/11/12 at 8:16am

I feed mine to my dog's they love them. Most of the stuff I have read stated that Raw Eggs are fine for dog's, Raw diet is getting to be very Popular in the dog world.

2 Ameraucana Rooster, 2 Rhode Island Red Hens
2 Barred Rocks Hens, 2 Partridge Rocks Hens.
2 Black Australorp.2 Black Sex-Links Hens.
8 Easter Egg Hens, 5 Ameraucanas .
1 Blue Cochin,2 SL Wyandottes,2 GL Wyandotte.
1 White Leghorn, 1 Speckled Sussex
2 Guinea Hens Royal Purples.
3 Peacocks India Blue,Black Shoulder,Silver Pied 1 Jade Spalding & BS Peahen
2 Royal Palm Turkeys
2 Rottweilers,1 Male...

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2 Ameraucana Rooster, 2 Rhode Island Red Hens
2 Barred Rocks Hens, 2 Partridge Rocks Hens.
2 Black Australorp.2 Black Sex-Links Hens.
8 Easter Egg Hens, 5 Ameraucanas .
1 Blue Cochin,2 SL Wyandottes,2 GL Wyandotte.
1 White Leghorn, 1 Speckled Sussex
2 Guinea Hens Royal Purples.
3 Peacocks India Blue,Black Shoulder,Silver Pied 1 Jade Spalding & BS Peahen
2 Royal Palm Turkeys
2 Rottweilers,1 Male...

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post #25 of 26
5/11/12 at 8:25am
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Last fall when I knew that my egg production would drop, I froze eggs.  It was nice to be able to pull a couple frozen eggs out of the freezer for cakes, cookies or whatever.  I just threw them into a plastic bag, shell and all.  When it was defrosting, I removed the shell.  The only thing I learned was that it does take a long time for an egg to defrost.

 

 

Really, you can freeze eggs?  I've never done this and I'm intrigued.  Do the cakes or cookies taste the same with frozen eggs?  I freeze butter when it goes on sale and nothing happens with the flavor of butter.

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post #26 of 26
5/12/12 at 5:48am

i have no problem selling my eggs around my house we get any where from 17 to 23 eggs a day and sell or eat everyone of them

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