Eggs are quite amazing-they can be our main dish, they can be our
dessert, they can even be a drink.

They can be baked, fried, boiled, microwaved, steamed, and in the old
days even taken raw.

They can be separated into two foods-yolk and egg white.

They are flavorless when combined with other flavors, yet have a great
flavor all their own.

Motion inflates them as does heat.

Eggs are a renewable resource, repeatedly reproduced by chickens.

America needs to protect eggs and thus chickens.

Amazing eggs-still amazing prices. Two eggs would fill the belly of a
homeless person for what, 20cents? (ok 30 cents if you are buying marked
up organic free to be me eggs.)

Have you ever wondered about the egg shell? Surely there are
applications where ground up egg shell could be used? Egg shell flour?
Egg shell cement? Should America be recycling egg shells? Do we already?

Will a chicken lay an egg gravity-less in space?

The contents of an egg are both shapeless and shaped. Eggs elevate
liquids into shapes that will hold.

Have you ever wondered what else you could make with eggs?

What happens when you blend eggs with non-traditional ingredients and
bake? Syrup? Dr Pepper? Baileys Irish cream? Miracle Whip? Cinnamon and
sugar? Barbeque sauce? Salad dressings?

Walk on the wild side and experiment with an egg or two-it won't cost
much.

If there is a newspaper/magazine out there that would like to pay me to
write a column feel free to contact me, lol.

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On Sep 2, 12:35*pm, Andy > wrote:
> (z z) wrote:
> > Have you ever wondered what else you could make with eggs?
>
> I didn't eat eggs until my early 20s.
>
> I of coarse didn't mind them in pancakes.
>
> Pop made great milkshakes for us, dropping an egg in the blender for each
> serving.
>
> Of course, probably everybody remembers Rocky's breakfast, a tall glass of
> raw eggs and standing at his fridge, still half asleep, gulping them down
> without stopping. I was grossed out! <G>
>
> Andy

I totally remember, and tried to drink just one. It came right back
up- icky!!!

I had forgotten about Rocky-it was gross. I have of course tried real
egg nog.

My Asperger's super brain IS addicted to caffeine, how ever did you
know?

On Sun, 2 Sep 2012 12:47:53 -0700 (PDT), merryb >
wrote:

>On Sep 2, 12:35*pm, Andy > wrote:
>> (z z) wrote:
>> > Have you ever wondered what else you could make with eggs?
>>
>> I didn't eat eggs until my early 20s.
>>
>> I of coarse didn't mind them in pancakes.
>>
>> Pop made great milkshakes for us, dropping an egg in the blender for each
>> serving.
>>
>> Of course, probably everybody remembers Rocky's breakfast, a tall glass of
>> raw eggs and standing at his fridge, still half asleep, gulping them down
>> without stopping. I was grossed out! <G>
>>
>> Andy
>
>I totally remember, and tried to drink just one. It came right back
>up- icky!!!

Notice how I'm not making any comments regarding swallowing.
I got lots of practice slurping cherrystones on the half shell. hehe

On Sep 2, 2:53*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> On Sun, 2 Sep 2012 12:47:53 -0700 (PDT), merryb >
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >On Sep 2, 12:35*pm, Andy > wrote:
> >> (z z) wrote:
> >> > Have you ever wondered what else you could make with eggs?
>
> >> I didn't eat eggs until my early 20s.
>
> >> I of coarse didn't mind them in pancakes.
>
> >> Pop made great milkshakes for us, dropping an egg in the blender for each
> >> serving.
>
> >> Of course, probably everybody remembers Rocky's breakfast, a tall glass of
> >> raw eggs and standing at his fridge, still half asleep, gulping them down
> >> without stopping. I was grossed out! <G>
>
> >> Andy
>
> >I totally remember, and tried to drink just one. It came right back
> >up- icky!!!
>
> Notice how I'm not making any comments regarding swallowing.
> I got lots of practice slurping cherrystones on the half shell. *hehe

No comment, except that some stuff is hard to swallow and keep down.

Andy wrote:
>
> Of course, probably everybody remembers Rocky's breakfast, a tall glass of
> raw eggs and standing at his fridge, still half asleep, gulping them down
> without stopping. I was grossed out! <G>

It's also a bad idea. Raw egg white contains
a protein called avidin, which binds tightly to
a vitamin called biotin and makes it unavailable
nutritionally. You need biotin, but you only need
a tiny amount. About the only way to get a biotin
deficiency is to both eat a poor diet and eat raw
eggs, which some alcoholics do. Raw eggs are a
folk remedy for hangovers. In biochemistry class,
I was taught that biotin was discovered from
studying a form of memory loss in alcoholics that
was traced to deficiency of this vitamin, though
I haven't found a reference on the net to back up
this story. It might not be true.

On Sun, 2 Sep 2012 15:04:17 -0700 (PDT), merryb >
wrote:

>On Sep 2, 2:53*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
>> On Sun, 2 Sep 2012 12:47:53 -0700 (PDT), merryb >
>> wrote:
>> >On Sep 2, 12:35*pm, Andy > wrote:
>> >> (z z) wrote:
>> >> > Have you ever wondered what else you could make with eggs?
>>
>> >> I didn't eat eggs until my early 20s.
>>
>> >> I of coarse didn't mind them in pancakes.
>>
>> >> Pop made great milkshakes for us, dropping an egg in the blender for each
>> >> serving.
>>
>> >> Of course, probably everybody remembers Rocky's breakfast, a tall glass of
>> >> raw eggs and standing at his fridge, still half asleep, gulping them down
>> >> without stopping. I was grossed out! <G>
>>
>> >> Andy
>>
>> >I totally remember, and tried to drink just one. It came right back
>> >up- icky!!!
>>
>> Notice how I'm not making any comments regarding swallowing.
>> I got lots of practice slurping cherrystones on the half shell. *hehe
>
>No comment, except that some stuff is hard to swallow and keep down.

You have to keep your eyes closed and think good thoughts. hehe

On Sep 2, 4:20*pm, (z z) wrote:
>
> how ever did you know My Asperger's brain?
>
>
That explains a LOT.

On Sun, 2 Sep 2012 13:27:28 -0500, (z z) wrote:



>
>Have you ever wondered about the egg shell? Surely there are
>applications where ground up egg shell could be used? Egg shell flour?
>Egg shell cement? Should America be recycling egg shells? Do we already?


Gardeners use them. They are a good source of calcium and go on the
compost pile and crushed, around plants. They are good for
eliminating slugs too.

Don't forget coffee grounds, banana peels, fish heads/bones.

wrote:

> > how ever did you know My Asperger's brain?

> That explains a LOT.

Which would be worse -- a family member who had Asperger's or one who
had OCD?

On Sep 3, 9:47*am, George M. Middius > wrote:
>
> wrote:
>
> > > how ever did you know My Asperger's brain?
>
> > That explains a LOT.
>
> Which would be worse -- a family member who had Asperger's or one who
> had OCD?
>
>
Thankfully I can't answer that.

wrote:
> On Sep 3, 9:47 am, George M. Middius > wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>>> how ever did you know My Asperger's brain?
>>> That explains a LOT.
>> Which would be worse -- a family member who had Asperger's or one who
>> had OCD?
>>
>>
> Thankfully I can't answer that.
>
My daughter is an Aspie. It has its pros and cons. A really
smart Aspie learns to work with his/her issues. Many people whos
names are household words are Aspies.

--
Jean B.