Eggs
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Links? If so, I'd at least consider a switch potentially. But quick reasearch show similar nutrition facts
Here's Kroger Large White
vs. Vital Farms Pasteur Raised
Fact-checking moment.
A number of factors go into raising larger, healthier birds than ever before, and producing larger and more nutritious eggs, but genetically modifying chickens to deliver these properties isn't one of them. There have been no hens developed by gene transfer used in commercial farming for either meat or eggs.
GMO chickens do not exist.
@outside shooter we need your expertise. Is this a fact or not? 😁Links? If so, I'd at least consider a switch potentially. But quick reasearch show similar nutrition facts
Here's Kroger Large White
vs. Vital Farms Pasteur Raised
Thanks. I was hoping somebody would comment on the animal we,dare issue. Humans have always imputed their sense of animal ethics on animals. This is to make humans to feel better, not the animals. While I don’t advocate animal cruelty I think humans over state the issue for the sole purpose of our own feelings. I think a lot if that is at work in agriculture and livestock management. I love schnitzels and other veal dishes. It’s now damned hard to find and when you do, it’s usually chicken or pork.
I said engineered, not GMO. Breeding science is a big deal and been around for decades.
Selective breeding isn't engineering. We know what false bullshit you were spreading. You are like a Niagara Falls of BS.
Selective breeding is engineering, which is the application of science or tech to bring about a desired outcome. 🙂 It is not genetic engineering. I know you’re not big on definitions of words, but you’re wrong again…
Ha. Lab Coat is bigger on shadowing me than he is on definitions of words.
I hate when two conservatives argue
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Here in Central Pennsylvania whenever we have a snow storm coming there is a run on eggs and bread. I eat eggs twice a week on Sunday and Friday. It is good food. Is there a run on eggs in different states whenever there is a snow storm or is this just a PA thing?
No difference in protein, calories or other things that matter though
California passed similar legislation in the past couple of years. We were out visiting the FiL over Thanksgiving. Got into town in the evening on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. We made a Costco run to get it out of the way and not deal with it Wednesday morning. They were out of eggs, which were 3 something/dozen. We asked and were told they get a shipment every morning and they're sold out by noon.
We swung by the local Safeway and they still had eggs available, but nothing under $5/dozen. We thought maybe it was due to it being so close to Thanksgiving, but the next week it was still the same.
Pork production was impacted by the same legislation and pork loin was over $4/lb and bacon was stupid high at between $6-11 for a 12 oz package.
Newsom was on the news one night furious that gas was more expensive in CA than in other states, blaming gas station for price gouging.
We swung by the local Safeway and they still had eggs available, but nothing under $5/dozen. We thought maybe it was due to it being so close to Thanksgiving, but the next week it was still the same.
Pork production was impacted by the same legislation and pork loin was over $4/lb and bacon was stupid high at between $6-11 for a 12 oz package.
Newsom was on the news one night furious that gas was more expensive in CA than in other states, blaming gas station for price gouging.
California passed similar legislation in the past couple of years. We were out visiting the FiL over Thanksgiving. Got into town in the evening on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. We made a Costco run to get it out of the way and not deal with it Wednesday morning. They were out of eggs, which were 3 something/dozen. We asked and were told they get a shipment every morning and they're sold out by noon.
We swung by the local Safeway and they still had eggs available, but nothing under $5/dozen. We thought maybe it was due to it being so close to Thanksgiving, but the next week it was still the same.
Pork production was impacted by the same legislation and pork loin was over $4/lb and bacon was stupid high at between $6-11 for a 12 oz package.
Newsom was on the news one night furious that gas was more expensive in CA than in other states, blaming gas station for price gouging.
He’s such a two faced piece of shit. I hope the Dems run him bc I think he’ll get boatraced in a national election
If you don't know the definition of words what else do you have?
Prices are out of control due to bird flu. Read the news. Im sure retailers are also taking advantage of the inflation to add some margin while they can, but the price change is primarily a function of supply / bird flu
Care to circle back on the “engineering” part of the thread? I’m truly interested in a rebuttal. I’ll take a non-response as an admission of ignorance & error…
You can call a janitor a "sanitation engineer" if you want, but there isn't any significant level of engineering involved.
You can call someone who breeds horses, dogs, cats, or chickens a "breeding engineer" if you want, but there isn't any significant level of engineering involved. Engineered breeding implies lab-based gene transfer technology.
But go ahead and use big words to make yourself sound all sciencey.
You can call someone who breeds horses, dogs, cats, or chickens a "breeding engineer" if you want, but there isn't any significant level of engineering involved. Engineered breeding implies lab-based gene transfer technology.
But go ahead and use big words to make yourself sound all sciencey.
Yeah I remember reading it a while ago and didn't recall the specifics.
I was surprised to see they really weren't that much more expensive here.... maybe an extra $1.50/ dozen.
Honestly I would be as clueless as GHW Bush in a supermarket trying to guess how much anything costs. My wife orders all the groceries online and then picks them up curbside. I'd probably know better than to use the term crudite, however.
It depends on the context. The context here was that an animal was claimed to have been "engineered" to deliver abnormal nutritional properties.
But exacerbated in California due to the cruelty/cage free legislation passed in 2018 and fully in effect at the beginning of the year. The prices were high relative to other places when we visited last year too.
California — CageFreeLaws.com
cagefreelaws.com
Which it was using scientific methods, which, in spite of your claims of being a scientist you know little about.
Tell us more, person who doesn’t know what engineer means, about your accomplished scientific career.🤣🤣🤣
Pork especially goes up and down along with cycles of processing. Its cheaper at high volume times, so no storage costs. The farmers have to sell at the right time . Beef does the same as well. When they are at size to sell it costs too much to keep feeding even if price is down. I stocked up a lot when covid first hit on pork loins for my freezer. I remember getting ground chuck at Meijer for .59 a pound at one point because there was a glut and they had to sell it.
I think you have egg on your face this time shooter.
We’ll chickens do have bigger breasts these days. Take that any which way you want.
Grilled on a bun with mayo, lettuce and tomato
