- Mar 20, 2010
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Greetings everyone. I'm Deborah and a publisher of a local community newsletter and a friend and I have started a Life Challenge to get back into shape and start looking at what it is we're really eating these days because of the 'microwave'! Anyway, I'm doing a TON of research because I'm trying to get back to the basics of food, having been raised on a farm, with fresh eggs, and fresh everything else! I'm not on the farm any longer so finding FRESH anything in the concrete jungle isn't easy!
Let me get to my first question... I bought this morning, my first fresh off the farm dozen eggs!! Yipee! Much richer in flavor but I found a couple of oddities and am hoping someone can help me figure it out.
What I found is very thin shells... which all the research has suggested that farm fresh eggs should have stronger shells than those in a grocery market.
Also, I found the whites VERY watery... which I've always heard that fresh eggs should be strong in integrity with both the yolk and the whites able to keep their form quite well.
The farm that I bought these from says they were today's lay... so that means fresh to me... What would you all say to the thin shells and watery whites?
Thanks so much and I'm hoping to learn a ton here, so I can educate my readers! Thanks for any answers you have for me!
Deborah
Let me get to my first question... I bought this morning, my first fresh off the farm dozen eggs!! Yipee! Much richer in flavor but I found a couple of oddities and am hoping someone can help me figure it out.
What I found is very thin shells... which all the research has suggested that farm fresh eggs should have stronger shells than those in a grocery market.
Also, I found the whites VERY watery... which I've always heard that fresh eggs should be strong in integrity with both the yolk and the whites able to keep their form quite well.
The farm that I bought these from says they were today's lay... so that means fresh to me... What would you all say to the thin shells and watery whites?
Thanks so much and I'm hoping to learn a ton here, so I can educate my readers! Thanks for any answers you have for me!
Deborah