Which way you coming up?I'm headed up to a family cabin in Suches, GA...DinkyDau if
lftd&pwrstrok'n is avail you want delivery?
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Farm fresh eggs for Jeddak
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Sunday Morning Bump for Jeddak
I'm going to see if he passes by my neighbors place of business.
AKA Pawn Express in Newnan. Gotta check with my Neighbor first.
Check w/ him, I go by there on the way to work.
I'm headed up to a family cabin in Suches, GA...
I should be around the house, or down at daddy's, most of the day. I will be in and out of bed as I am transitioning from day shift to night shift, but I will be here. Just give me an approx time and I will try to be awake.
I know this is probably the most unusual idea thrown out there to raise money for a brother, but I find it fitting in this situation. I met Alex because of duck eggs
But, to the point: I will donate all proceeds from our egg sales for the month of July to Alex and his family. Needless to say, this is more for the local boys and girls, but if you are passing through Newnan maybe we can work something out?
Farm fresh chicken eggs are $4 per dozen on the large/ex large or $4 per dozen for an 18 pack of small/mediums. Duck eggs are $8 per dozen.
At this time, I have 10-12 dozen large chicken eggs and 9 dozen duck eggs w/ 30-40 more eggs added daily.
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people you really should buy these eggs, once you've had FRESH eggs you'll never go back to store bought
I am looking forward to getting mine, and sharing the rest with friends around here. You Sir are fine ODT'er!I'm headed up to a family cabin in Suches, GA...
I am meeting a member around noon somewhere along Bullsboro if anyone else wants in on delivery today. Down to about 5 dozen duck and 8 dozen large chicken.
I had a new "customer" pick up 3 dozen chicken eggs Thursday night. She asked how old they were. I told her no more than 2 weeks. She wrinkled her nose and looked at me skeptically before saying; "That's too old". I told her, "ma'am, are you aware that, on average, store bought eggs are 3-4 months old when they are put on the shelves?" I offered to replace them if she thought they were too old. Haven't heard anything back from her
The fresh ones you can leave on the counter top with the butter, as long as you don't refrigerate them..That's how mom did it when I was a kid, Last a long time even at room tempI had a new "customer" pick up 3 dozen chicken eggs Thursday night. She asked how old they were. I told her no more than 2 weeks. She wrinkled her nose and looked at me skeptically before saying; "That's too old". I told her, "ma'am, are you aware that, on average, store bought eggs are 3-4 months old when they are put on the shelves?" I offered to replace them if she thought they were too old. Haven't heard anything back from her
As long as you don't wash them. Eggs have a coating on them called "bloom". I have eaten our eggs that sat on the counter for about 3 months, just to test them and I am still alive to type the story. Once they are washed, they have to go in the refrigerator and will be fine for months and months. "They" claim that eggs start to loose some of the flavor after about 2-3 weeks, but honestly, I can't tell it.
On a side note: If you have any question of freshness, do a float test. Put egg in a bowl of water. If it floats, toss it out. If it sinks, perfectly fresh. If it is somewhere in the middle w/ one end floating, eat immediately. The say to boil and eat immediately, but I don't see why the cooking method should matter.
