Some of us on here absolutely love eggs and feel it should be in its own food group altogether. So I'm curious, how often do you eat eggs? Since it's my birthday I cooked up some nice large eggs last night and again for breakfast today, but typically we have eggs twice a week or so either by itself as a side or in sandwiches. I would eat it all the time if it wasn't so "healthy". And no, I don't give a crap about that eggs-in-a-carton crap, such a blasphemy!
OMG... how often do you eat EGGS?!
- Thread starter SAMI
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I enjoy eggs. I'd like to try other types of eggs, but as far as I know I've only ever had the chicken variety. Breakfast is for any meal. 
Happy Birthday! If I'd known I might have gotten you a nice present. File that under "it's the thought that counts". :greg:
Happy Birthday! If I'd known I might have gotten you a nice present. File that under "it's the thought that counts". :greg:
Fresh chicken eggs are WAY better than the ones you buy in the store. We had six chickens a couple years ago and we got 4-5 eggs per day. We couldn't eat that many, but they tasted a lot better. The raccoons ate them all or I would still have them.
The only real downside to the fresh eggs is they are really hard to peel if you hard boil them. The fresher the harder they are.
The only real downside to the fresh eggs is they are really hard to peel if you hard boil them. The fresher the harder they are.
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- Sandy, Ut
F eggs. Happy Birthday!
kd7kmp
Registered User
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- Springville, UT
I eat eggs about 5 times a week with breakfast. I've been doing it for years.
Kevin
Kevin
Spork
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- Saratoga Springs, UT
I'm not an egg fan. Something about the texture, if you do something like french toast they are fine. My kindergartener likes scrambled eggs for breakfast and will eat them 3-4 times a week.
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- Grand Junction, CO
Love eggs! We're planning on having a chicken coop on the new property, fresh eggs and chickens!
TJDukit
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S.
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- Clearfield
I used to really love eggs but being over here in Korea has ruined them for me. Only because I work night shift and when I go to work the chow hall has breakfast and when i get off work the chow hall has breakfast. So far 5 months of my main choice of food being eggs has really ruined them for me.
Luckily when I get home my wife can make some killer breakfast and is very creative with eggs. Typically once or twice a week we will do eggs.
Luckily when I get home my wife can make some killer breakfast and is very creative with eggs. Typically once or twice a week we will do eggs.
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- West Jordan
My wife bakes eggs in the oven instead of steaming or boiling... Easiest method we've found to peel afterwards. Don't know how it would work with fresh eggs, but it's worth a shot!
My little girl will eat ~ a dozen and a half scrambled eggs a week all by herself, and she is only 16 mos. old!
My favorite is a nice fried egg on a juicy hamburger...:freak:
My little girl will eat ~ a dozen and a half scrambled eggs a week all by herself, and she is only 16 mos. old!
My favorite is a nice fried egg on a juicy hamburger...:freak:
mombobuggy
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- Highland
My great grandfather always wanted his eggs kicked in the belly. Broken yolk. I like mine in a piece of bread with the middle cut out with a mason jar lid. scrambled. or in an omlette with lots of cheese and salsa. Jims in A.F. makes a great Greek omlette. Mmmmm good.
kellerexpress
Active Member
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- Spanish Fork
This. Eggs are sides.....for bacon.
When I was doing the Atkins diet I ate them all the time, every breakfast and sometimes for other meals. Now I don't have the time in the morning to make them so they never get made.
I miss your chickens too...
I miss your chickens too...
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
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- far enough away
Carl, Sami, you have a local organic resource in your neck of the woods: Jeremy Elieson's parents have chickens. I stop in when I remember, and grab a dozen or two. They are delicious. PM him for directions.