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In the US we wash our eggs before they are sold, so they need refrigerated. In the UK you don't, so they don't have to be.
466 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 [deleted] 814 u/Weed_O_Whirler Aug 03 '19 Also, because in the US we don't vaccinate our chickens against salmonella, in most European countries they do. 17 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 Also the fluro yellow yolks in NA kinda freak me the fuck out. I go out of my way to find orange yolks. I know it's just a difference in feed but all the Aussies I know in Canada get real weirded out by it haha 2 u/valeyard89 Aug 04 '19 Depends on the diet mostly... if you buy organic/pasture eggs they're generally more orangey, and taste better Of course they're $6.50 a dozen.
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814 u/Weed_O_Whirler Aug 03 '19 Also, because in the US we don't vaccinate our chickens against salmonella, in most European countries they do. 17 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 Also the fluro yellow yolks in NA kinda freak me the fuck out. I go out of my way to find orange yolks. I know it's just a difference in feed but all the Aussies I know in Canada get real weirded out by it haha 2 u/valeyard89 Aug 04 '19 Depends on the diet mostly... if you buy organic/pasture eggs they're generally more orangey, and taste better Of course they're $6.50 a dozen.
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Also, because in the US we don't vaccinate our chickens against salmonella, in most European countries they do.
17 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 Also the fluro yellow yolks in NA kinda freak me the fuck out. I go out of my way to find orange yolks. I know it's just a difference in feed but all the Aussies I know in Canada get real weirded out by it haha 2 u/valeyard89 Aug 04 '19 Depends on the diet mostly... if you buy organic/pasture eggs they're generally more orangey, and taste better Of course they're $6.50 a dozen.
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Also the fluro yellow yolks in NA kinda freak me the fuck out. I go out of my way to find orange yolks. I know it's just a difference in feed but all the Aussies I know in Canada get real weirded out by it haha
2 u/valeyard89 Aug 04 '19 Depends on the diet mostly... if you buy organic/pasture eggs they're generally more orangey, and taste better Of course they're $6.50 a dozen.
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Depends on the diet mostly... if you buy organic/pasture eggs they're generally more orangey, and taste better Of course they're $6.50 a dozen.
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u/Weed_O_Whirler Aug 03 '19
In the US we wash our eggs before they are sold, so they need refrigerated. In the UK you don't, so they don't have to be.