BYC Café

[ShrekDawg]

What is hot?

I thought I already mentioned... grocery stores are usually cool. And their houses are generally cool too.

Never like the deep south.

Sorry, I should have been more specific. But then you also mentioned it was true they had them in markets or in baskets/egg things inside. Hmmm, I guess I can see now where it sounds like a repeat of what you already told me... sorry, when I said market I was referring to outdoors like a farmer's market or something or I guess that's the wrong word but like outdoor markets like they might have in the middle east or asia. Not like grocery stores because you did mention that already. And that is what I meant by is it hot because i thought in middle east was like desert but idk. I think I am reading too much into this LOL sorry

 

[007Sean]

So isn't that hot?



Lol there's so much to try

Find one thing, do it well, then move on!

 

[Alaskan]

Sorry, I should have been more specific. But then you also mentioned it was true they had them in markets or in baskets/egg things inside. Hmmm, I guess I can see now where it sounds like a repeat of what you already told me... sorry, when I said market I was referring to outdoors like a farmer's market or something or I guess that's the wrong word but like outdoor markets like they might have in the middle east or asia. Not like grocery stores because you did mention that already. And that is what I meant by is it hot because i thought in middle east was like desert but idk. I think I am reading too much into this LOL sorry

I have no idea how they sell eggs in Asia or the middle east.

I know how they sell eggs in Germany, and there they are usually sold without any refrigeration.

However... the trip from farm to market tends to be much shorter in Germany than the US, so the eggs are usually much younger than here. And there each egg is stamped with the lay date. As a result it is easy to see exactly what you are buying.

Also, Germany is much further north than most of the US, so in general tends to be cooler.

 

[ronott1]

I have no idea how they sell eggs in Asia or the middle east.

I know how they sell eggs in Germany, and there they are usually sold without any refrigeration.

However... the trip from farm to market tends to be much shorter in Germany than the US, so the eggs are usually much younger than here. And there each egg is stamped with the lay date. As a result it is easy to see exactly what you are buying.

Also, Germany is much further north than most of the US, so in general tends to be cooler.

Asia has a lot a balut!

 

[CapricornFarm]

Asia has a lot a balut!

Yuck!

 

[ronott1]

Yuck!

I know! It is disgusting.

 

[drumstick diva]

definitely

 

[pennyJo1960]

Have to agree yuk

 

[ShrekDawg]

Find one thing, do it well, then move on!

That's a good idea. But that could take years haha I've been trying different stuff and I know I'm good with animals so I want to try other breeds or training but I also like music and photography but learning the camera and editing is a lot of work so I might sell it, had it a year, haven't touched it yet

I have no idea how they sell eggs in Asia or the middle east.

I know how they sell eggs in Germany, and there they are usually sold without any refrigeration.

However... the trip from farm to market tends to be much shorter in Germany than the US, so the eggs are usually much younger than here. And there each egg is stamped with the lay date. As a result it is easy to see exactly what you are buying.

Also, Germany is much further north than most of the US, so in general tends to be cooler.

Ah okay, sorry. I thought I either read something or watched something on TV about and now may be slightly obsessed lol sorry. I guess I was more just thinking if they do it, it must be safe?

And that makes sense. I wonder if they have true farms there or do they factory farm too like US?

Curious how you know so much about Germany?

And as for balut, yes, yuck

 

[Alaskan]

And that makes sense. I wonder if they have true farms there or do they factory farm too like US?

Curious how you know so much about Germany?

Factory farms are true farms.

But they have cage and cage free eggs. I think I remember that they have a few more categories... blanking. But I think their caged egg hens have a bit more space than US caged hens.

I used to visit Germany a lot. I have distant relatives there.