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Marthe48

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59. I made it once when I was a teenager
Wed Jan 25, 2023, 07:59 PM
Jan 2023

Came out runny. My Mom loved it. My daughter made some and it was the perfect texture. Maybe the difference between kitchen gadgets?

Not if you're baking an angel food cake. MineralMan Jan 2023 #1
Sure, but eggs can be substituted more times than not. Sogo Jan 2023 #4
Yogurt is not vegan. Ms. Toad Jan 2023 #21
Oh, I can't imagine that the taste would be at all the same Bettie Jan 2023 #55
I was just responding to the suggestion that there wasn't a substitution Ms. Toad Jan 2023 #66
This message was self-deleted by its author Mosby Jan 2023 #61
The price hikes are due to the culling of many millions of egg-laying hens. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #2
OK. Sogo Jan 2023 #5
I'm aware that the far-left group "Farm Action" is feeding a conspiracy theory. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #8
What evidence is refutable that the organization supplying? Torchlight Jan 2023 #11
More than 40 million laying hens were culled. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #13
In 2019, in Iowa alone... druidity33 Jan 2023 #41
Thank you for this insight. Sogo Jan 2023 #42
2021 figures indicate the population of egg-laying hens in the USA at 389 million. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #44
Farm Action isn't a "far-left group" leftstreet Jan 2023 #12
Far Left? Anytime you don't agree do you call them far left? Emile Jan 2023 #14
Do you prefer a group that denies the basic economic reality of the avian flu epidemic and inserts Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #15
I prefer backing a group that is on the side of everyone, not just Emile Jan 2023 #16
Or one could side with reason and the basic laws of economics when they come into conflict Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #17
The side of reason is on the side of everyone who Emile Jan 2023 #19
I decline the Kool-Aid. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #20
I know you think you are not insulting. . . Emile Jan 2023 #23
Absolutely. In no reasonable world does the culling of 40 million egg-laying hens Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #24
Do you always believe what powerful corporations tell you for their Emile Jan 2023 #25
Are you going to deny that millions of egg-laying hens have been culled due to the avian flu Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #26
How many millions of hens do they lose every year? Emile Jan 2023 #27
Not 40 million in a few months due to one of the worst avian flu outbreaks ever. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #28
You really don't know do you Emile Jan 2023 #30
It's a drag to read economic theories that are not Sogo Jan 2023 #46
I did. It explains the situation perfectly. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #49
"Does losing 10% of your production capacity create price increases of over 50%?" Sogo Jan 2023 #51
Sure it does. That's what happens with low cost high-demand products with few viable subsitutes Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #52
Your toss out "conspiracy theory" and "far left" to dismiss any evidence Sogo Jan 2023 #18
Yes, because the rise in egg prices is fully predictable by the laws of economics. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #22
The OP posted a helpful tip for members leftstreet Jan 2023 #29
The original OP included this: Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #34
I've said that. My neighbor says that leftstreet Jan 2023 #35
Which proves the widespread problem. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #38
LOL leftstreet Jan 2023 #39
No. Two both questions. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #40
Eggs have always been really cheap Johnny2X2X Jan 2023 #3
We've raised backyard flocks (sadly none at the moment) and I know the cost of housing, Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #6
When I was kid my parents had loosely managed flocks of free range chickens... hunter Jan 2023 #31
We lost our last flock to a racoon attack. Someone (and I believe it was me) failed to Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #32
Our dogs hate coyotes and raccoons. Skunks too. hunter Jan 2023 #43
Our dog too. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #48
Yogurt isn't vegan. hunter Jan 2023 #7
I never made the point that yogurt is vegan. Sogo Jan 2023 #9
I'm mostly vegetarian approaching vegan most days of the week. hunter Jan 2023 #36
Hint: neither are eggs. brooklynite Jan 2023 #10
People are hugely overreacting Happy Hoosier Jan 2023 #33
For every "productive" female chicken, VGNonly Jan 2023 #37
Dog and cat food. Chicken soup. hunter Jan 2023 #47
Many people are saying that they're investigating 48656c6c6f20 Jan 2023 #45
I've posted such on DU. hunter Jan 2023 #50
My ancestors weren't many people, just a few people. 48656c6c6f20 Jan 2023 #53
I made a small batch of mushroom souffle Marthe48 Jan 2023 #54
Mayo is made from eggs (and oil). Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #56
Yep Marthe48 Jan 2023 #57
When eggs return to normal prices, Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #58
I made it once when I was a teenager Marthe48 Jan 2023 #59
So much easier using a food processor vs using a whisk. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #60
Do you make it often? Marthe48 Jan 2023 #62
Not often. Not because it is hard anymore, rather it just doesn't keep as long as bottled mayo. Just A Box Of Rain Jan 2023 #63
Flax seed pecosbob Jan 2023 #64
How many weeks before a chick matures into a laying hen? eleny Jan 2023 #65
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