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25 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. The USA still has more cases
per capita than most places. All chickens in the UK are vaccinated.
17 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. The USA still has more cases
per capitathan most places. All chickens in the UK are vaccinated.
14 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. Salmomella is not only introduced by shit contamination. The birds carry it, unless vaccinated.
Washing the eggs opens them up to more infection, not less. And refrigeration does them no favours, either.
10 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. Salmomella is not introduced by shit contamination. The birds carry it, unless vaccinated.
Washing the eggs opens them up to more infection, not less. And refrigeration does them no favours, either.
6 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. Salmomella is not introduced by shit contamination. The birds carry it, unless vaccinated.
Washing the eggs opens them up to more infection, not less. And refridgeration does them no favours, either.
4 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. Salmomella is not introduced by shit contamination. The birds carry it, unless vaccinated.
Washing the eggs opens them up to more infection, not less.
2 minutes ago, gfweb said:
The logic is that t here may be salmonella or some other poo bug on the egg. So maybe pointless, but not unhinged.
But the rest of the world survives!
I know why it's done, but there are better ways. Washing the eggs opens them up to more infection, not less.
