Sainsbury eggs

[BenBhoy]

Sainsbury's to fully switch to white eggs - Poultry News Sainsbury's to fully switch to white eggs - Poultry News

I had to check it wasn't April 1st...!!

 

[Rake Aboot]

Bad idea
Too many folk watching Japanese cooking on youtube

This will affect hen welfare

 

[HonestJohn]

Maybe they are Farage supporters

 

[B&W FOX]

Waitrose started the change over months ago

 

[Disco Stu]

I will carry on buying 60 eggs for £9 direct from a local poultry farm.

 

[Bonzo dog]

Sainsbury's to fully switch to white eggs - Poultry News Sainsbury's to fully switch to white eggs - Poultry News

I had to check it wasn't April 1st...!!

What they are actually saying is white egg layers have a better feed to egg laying ratio and lay for longer. So are more productive.

 

[Tom270]

My grandfather always said a brown speckled egg was the best

 

[MarinePMI]

What they are actually saying is white egg layers have a better feed to egg laying ratio and lay for longer. So are more productive.

This ^^^

It's why in the US almost all egg supply is white, and you pay a premium for the tan colored ones (which I always thought was humorous, having grown up eating both).

 

[v1ktor]

I wouldn't touch any supermarket eggs.

Fortunately, we have a good poultry farm local that supplies fresh eggs.
I have been known to do without rather than buy from a supermarket.

 

[BenBhoy]

Sorry just seen
Thread 'Eggs' Eggs

 

[nick.308]

What they are actually saying is white egg layers have a better feed to egg laying ratio and lay for longer. So are more productive.

I heard the white egg laying breeds can lay more eggs before going into the moulting stage. The brown egg breeds boasted 300 eggs before this but I heard the white egg breeds could get around 360 eggs before the moult. Having kept a few ISA browns/Warren hens over the years Im amazed they've been beaten. But makes perfect business sense.

 

[Pedro]

Eggciting thread....

 

[WW.]

Good business sense dressed up as being done for eco reasons which is clever marketing. Apparently the white eggs are also slightly smaller too...

 

[Rake Aboot]

Well im going to buck the trend here

I buy from a local free range producer via an honesty box, but the missus has bought a few boxes lately of Scot-free range large, from Aldi

They are pretty damn lovely.

 

[Tugmanade]

Eggciting thread....

Watch you` don’t end up with egg on your face !

 

[Bo Diddley]

Watch you` don’t end up with egg on your face !

Don't egg him on anymore... enough is enough...

The gf comes home with lovely pale blue eggs from a stall on the roadside, £1 for half a dozen. My favourites are duck eggs.

 

[Woodenbeam]

Who really cares, what a loada tosh dressed up like the emperor’s clothes

 

[shakey jake]

Watch you` don’t end up with egg on your face !

It was a cracking joke

 

[Tugmanade]

My favourites are duck eggs.

Mum said, Nan always swore by using them for baking.

 

[Bo Diddley]

Mum said, Nan always swore by using them for baking.

Yes. I like them poached on toast. The yolks seem bigger. I can't say they seem to have a richer taste, it's not something I've noticed. We had a lonely Aylsbury duck for some time, she laid an egg almost every day in her younger years.