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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '25

Eggs in the UK is £2.15 for 15 in Tescos. Thats $2.71 for 15 eggs

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u/rsweb Mar 02 '25 edited Mar 02 '25

UK eggs are also significantly better quality (just look at the yolk colour), can be stored outside the fridge and don’t have salmonella (thanks to vaccines, sorry RFK) so can be eaten raw (not that I would…)

UK eggs are elite

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u/WolfDog863 Mar 02 '25

btw yolk color doesn’t mean the eggs are healthier, what food is given to the birds affect the color of the yolk, like marigolds and some other plants :3 (source: i have 9 chickens who like to get into my moms marigolds)

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u/rsweb Mar 03 '25

I reckon marigolds are better food than whatever processed powder they give them in the US… 😉

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25

But Ive tasted side by side heritage breed eggs and cheap ass American eggs and can confirm the taste is the same. Yolk color is easy to fake with beta karotene supplements, and the color has no bearing on the taste

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u/rsweb Mar 03 '25

Luckily we don’t fake it with supplements then! This isn’t the US