imported_weadjust
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Originally posted by: DeadByDawn
Originally posted by: MagnusTheBrewer
Originally posted by: KillerCharlie
Originally posted by: blazerazor
Who wants the extra bleach in your system.
What? I hope you're joking. They do NOT bleach eggs.
Your right, eggs are not bleached.
As much as I like eggs and chicken, it took me 3 months to eat chicken or eggs again after a field trip to a poultry plant in culinary school.
The typical grocery store egg is laid by a leghorn, which is a white egg layer. However, they do wash the eggs in a solution and then coat them with some type of oil so that they dry out slower and keep longer. What's in that egg washing solution, i don't know.
Based on my cartoon veiwing I thought Foghorn Leghorn was a rooster.
