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Maybe not to you, but they did to me. I've had them from at least three different places, and I didn't like them.Quote:
Originally posted by Twisterdog
Then I think you need to find a different brand or supplier. Free-range eggs taste absolutely no different than regular eggs.
From my experience...........the brown fertilized free range eggs taste different.........not good. The white non fertilized free range eggs taste exactly the same........and I can say that because we always used to eat the normal eggs, until just 2 years ago.Quote:
Originally posted by Nomilynn
Maybe not to you, but they did to me. I've had them from at least three different places, and I didn't like them.
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I hope she didn't have a green macaw as her mate! LOL
Ooooh, if so .... you ate little parrots! Eeeewwwww! Or maybe I should say parrachicks. Or chickaparrs. Or macachicks. Or Chickamacs.
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Hmmmm. Don't know. I always buy free-range eggs for home. But of course, I have eaten regular eggs in restaurants and at some friend's houses. They all taste the same to me, and to everyone else I know that have tried them both.Quote:
Maybe not to you, but they did to me. I've had them from at least three different places, and I didn't like them.
Maybe you should do a blind taste test and see for sure if you can tell the difference, or if you are being subconsciously influenced by the appearance of the eggs. (I'm not being snotty, this is a common, real phychological phenomenon, honestly.)
Oh dear, you are right. I feel so silly now! I can't believe I didn't know that! :( :pQuote:
Originally posted by Twisterdog
From rabbits, silly. Haven't you watched the commercials? You need to to pay more attention.
Hey, I feel better now! Thanks!
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Originally posted by slick
It's been 33 yrs for me :eek: :eek:
So, if you eat an egg that isn't fertilized, then it isn't a chicken- only a potential chicken?? Does that make it a vegan egg?;)
I had a pet hen when I was small - believe me, I buy free range eggs. They do cost more here, but the hens are not treated cruelly - which is the WHOLE POINT of free range hens, NOT the taste!