Eat the WHOLE Egg!!!
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I've never believed the yolk was bad for you, I could never understand why so many people believed that.
Also, this thread has really made me want to go make an omelette for dinner.0 -
I want to try duck eggs
Are they are jam packed full of goodness as a hen's egg?
I do however bin the 80% of my yolks simply due to the calories0 -
Thank you for that post! I've often times questioned if I was doing myself a favor or more harm then good, by eating a whole egg most mornings vs. a couple of egg whites (especially because I have high cholesterol in my family). I'm also going to switch to organic eggs as well. If I'm doing that for the bread and peanut butter, might as well do it all organic
thanks again - very helpful.
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Whole foods in general are better. Each part of the whole is always made to complement or balance the rest. Take something away and you are missing out.
Studies are now showing that natural fats from eggs and cheeses, etc. are not the bad guys when it comes to heart disease it is the chemical filled processed meats and other junk that we put into our bodies that is killing us.0 -
Great post, ive always eaten the whole egg, but felt a bit guilty about ut. now i don't have to !! thanks :happy:0
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Great post! I try to have at least 4/day.0
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I Love Eggs! Thanks for the info :-)0
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bump! awesome post about eggs! i eat eggs almost everyday.0
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I want to try duck eggs
Are they are jam packed full of goodness as a hen's egg?
I do however bin the 80% of my yolks simply due to the calories
we have ducks as well and the yolk is even more orange than the chicken eggs, they pretty much taste the same to me0 -
also, if I recall, eggs contain all of the amino acids essential for our bodies0
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I eat lots of eggs. Sometimes I eat up to 4 for breakfast. I hate egg whites by themselves. Sofar so good.0
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also, if I recall, eggs contain all of the amino acids essential for our bodies
Your right sir, the building blocks of muscle.0 -
Lovely article. I totally agree with it. There's little to no evidence that dietary cholesterol influences serum cholesterol except in certain small populations (type 1 diabetics for example). I eat a whole egg just about every morning for breakfast. I consider them one of nature's superfoods.0
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Could never understand why people only ate the white, the yolk is the tastiest bit!
Also while I was pregnant and the morning sickness stopped me eating alot of foods eggs were my go to food, my doctor encouraged me to eat as many as I needed.
We have our own hens so nice cheap health food . If you have any ground space at all get a few. They are great for eating up left overs you may have in the kitchen. Kids love looking after them too x0 -
I do 3 whole cage free eggs and like 5 egg whites0
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did anyone else lol when they saw the title of this thread at random? I did XD good post0
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I do half and half. If I have 6 eggs three of them are whites three are whole.0
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I wish I could have my own chickens, haha. I love eggs so reading this was good!0
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I didn't read the entire post (will do it later) but I love eating whole eggs. I usually mix egg whites (to add extra protein without calories) with whole eggs.
Eating whole eggs is healthy IMO.0 -
Love eggs!!0
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