Eco-Labels (Organic, Non-GMO, etc)
Posted: Fri September 07, 2018 6:54 pm
69 cents cage free at Aldi, mofos--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
this reads about as credibly as any given two-thousand-and-aughts washing machine postE.H. Ruddock wrote:69 cents cage free at Aldi, mofos--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
Actually, my post was a word-for-word quote of a "friend" on Facebook about how excited she was to find cheap eggs at Aldi.--- wrote:this reads about as credibly as any given two-thousand-and-aughts washing machine postE.H. Ruddock wrote:69 cents cage free at Aldi, mofos--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
the combination of your placketlust and appreciation for a slim sleeve leads me to conclude you're a brown egg enthusiastE.H. Ruddock wrote:Actually, my post was a word-for-word quote of a "friend" on Facebook about how excited she was to find cheap eggs at Aldi.--- wrote:this reads about as credibly as any given two-thousand-and-aughts washing machine postE.H. Ruddock wrote:69 cents cage free at Aldi, mofos--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
I buy mine from a local farmer.
Well done, sir. Most of my local eggs are brown. However, on occasion I get some that are blue. I think the variety that lays them are called Ameraucanas.--- wrote:the combination of your placketlust and appreciation for a slim sleeve leads me to conclude you're a brown egg enthusiastE.H. Ruddock wrote:Actually, my post was a word-for-word quote of a "friend" on Facebook about how excited she was to find cheap eggs at Aldi.--- wrote:this reads about as credibly as any given two-thousand-and-aughts washing machine postE.H. Ruddock wrote:69 cents cage free at Aldi, mofos--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
I buy mine from a local farmer.
i believe that variety of hen relies on the Human Bass for all of its fertilization-related needsE.H. Ruddock wrote:Well done, sir. Most of my local eggs are brown. However, on occasion I get some that are blue. I think the variety that lays them are called Ameraucanas.--- wrote:the combination of your placketlust and appreciation for a slim sleeve leads me to conclude you're a brown egg enthusiastE.H. Ruddock wrote:Actually, my post was a word-for-word quote of a "friend" on Facebook about how excited she was to find cheap eggs at Aldi.--- wrote:this reads about as credibly as any given two-thousand-and-aughts washing machine postE.H. Ruddock wrote:69 cents cage free at Aldi, mofos--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
I buy mine from a local farmer.
how many eggs does the tragabigzanda household go through in a week?tragabigzanda wrote:Usually around $4.69 in Bozeman, maybe $5.25 if I run out and have to buy them in Big Sky.--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
what is wrong with youtragabigzanda wrote:only about six--- wrote:how many eggs does the tragabigzanda household go through in a week?tragabigzanda wrote:Usually around $4.69 in Bozeman, maybe $5.25 if I run out and have to buy them in Big Sky.--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
you'll never achieve anything approaching an impressive lat flare with that kind of protein intaketragabigzanda wrote:We do a lot of smoothie bowls with almond butter and chia/hemp seeds. We're getting pretty good protein as it is. I will probably do an egg on a salad for dinner tonight though.--- wrote:what is wrong with youtragabigzanda wrote:only about six--- wrote:how many eggs does the tragabigzanda household go through in a week?tragabigzanda wrote:Usually around $4.69 in Bozeman, maybe $5.25 if I run out and have to buy them in Big Sky.--- wrote:how much do you pay for a dozen eggs, tragabigzanda?
http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... =8&t=10097tragabigzanda wrote:???washing machine wrote:Trag, you're fucking with me because of the Can thread incident in other bands, aren't you?