The chicken egg scam!
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2024
- The chicken egg scam!
Source: @mrkashkhan
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U.S. Food industry is just plain gross.
And corrupt!!
And k osh er.
I have several other adjectives but I'll just use two, evil and intentional.
Here in Australia it isn't much better.
Same in CANADA.
All of us chicken owners already knew that...😉
I already knew that. Just one more example of us in the US choosing sub-natural over natural.
@@rogerbird5665bingo🌹
Dinosaur ranchers*
Are the pasture raised eggs in the supermarket also sprayed?
I too like to wink and smile and giggle at Americans for losing knowledge and getting screwed over, it'll keep happening because you do it to eachother, it's so sad.
I just ate six eggs straight from the coop.... Never refrigerated... And never washed!! 😂😁😎
Yep…. Never refrigerate my eggs…
Same, I do that every day.
I love unwashed eggs they taste the best.
I do that too. I eat the 🥚 yolk raw too a lot. Plus control their diet & living conditions. Everyone should get backyard chickens if they have the ability to.
In the Dominican Republic, I saw eggs in supermarkets without refrigeration. At first I thought it was nuts. Now I know we’re nuts.
Lol!! 😂
Here in Argentina and Chile is the same, eggs don´t need to be refrigerated, you can do it if you want to make them last longer but still they can last a couple of months at normal room temperature.
I thought the same thing in the Philippines! 🤨
I knew about this awhile ago. I'm just surprised people aren't revolting becausr of it. Someone wants complete control over our food supply, and they do not have good intentions.
too comfortable cosseted privileged with too much to lose
We don't refrigerate eggs in Mexico either. The cuticle protects them even at 90F for over two weeks. ✌️
Eggs will last at least a month on the counter, will usually last 2 months but they don’t last long around me!
no way im eating month old eggs.
you can have them all
Same thing here in Asia. I dont refrigerate my eggs. Nobody does. And I eat a lot of eggs for years now.
I can't believe they spray them with poison.
I can...they are monsters
they spray and contaminate everything including the water.
We are the American experiment 😣
@@signsofplayworse
they don't. This video is quite misleading. They are washed in warm, soapy water. That removed the coating. They are then rinsed with a spray of water containing an antimicrobial sanitizer before being thoroughly dried. No poison involved.
Come from Europe, live in Latam now. Never saw eggs in a fridge in any supermarket. I didn't even know that was a thing.
I did, multiple times. I also store them in the fridge just in case (and it's a convenient place anyway). But I also know it's not required.
My Mum still chills hers and is appalled that I don't.
I live in Thailand. You won't see refrigerated eggs here. I eat loads of eggs, some raw, and have never had any issues.
I like duck eggs from Makro in Thailand.
@LulaJake I've never bought them from Makro but duck eggs are indeed great
Thank you 🙏
I only shop at the local farmers market. Support the farmers & be healthy.
The closer we are to our food supply (our back yard or our community) the better.
I can barely get myself to harvest our eggs with a wet hand. Bloom is better then washing.
So ... a lot of people really didn't know this? Yikes. Continue to awaken, America. ☕🗽
I didn't, and now I am even more pissed at the FDA! I wonder how much it costs to spray this on each egg, and what the profit margin is...
That's what I love most about having chickens, getting to eat the freshest eggs every single day!!
Wah i had no clue about eggs. Thank you Dr. Baker for this short educating video
Yep.
That's one of the things that my parents were surprised to see when we arrived in the U.S over fifty years ago. "Why do they refrigerate eggs in the U.S?
Probably the refrigerator producer lobby has paid more money to the gov in the US...
Australia, being almost a state of America follows this horrible practice. And I don't care what anyone says, Organic is a marketing term and is not a standout product. In Australia " Organic " egg producers still feed " organic " grains and pellets to " organic " chickens to get them to lay " organic " eggs that have a ratio of OMEGA's favouring the pro inflammatory OMEGA 6 due to the excessive amount of " organic " vegetable mead fed to them. Does not matter if they are pasture raised, free range or cage. They all get fed " chicken feed " to produce as many eggs as possible. Pasturing is usually not enough to feed commercial chickens to lay the maximum amount of eggs.
They are also allowed to use " organic " food colouring in the " organic " feed to change the depth of colour in the yoke to match the seasons.
I can buy local duck eggs that aren’t refrigerated
Unwashed is the key here. When a hen lays an egg a lubricating secretion eases passage through the ovaduct and cloaca. This slippery film dries onto the shell leaving a germ-proof membrane known as bloom. If eggs are dirty, simply wash them well before cracking or cooking.
@@Solargeek I have directed a comment to you, and anyone else, in the main comments section.
I took our normal Western breakfast and switched to unwashed eggs only and our hunger before 1pm has disappeared. 4 eggs per adult and 2 eggs per child, $5 and breakfast is done for a family of 4.
Well damn. Maybe unrelated or maybe not but it reminds me of the worst thing you’ll ever hear as an American. “We’re the government and we’re here to help “… Ronald Reagan.
I eat 3-4 eggs each day. IF your eggs have EVER been refrigerated, you MUST refrigerate them, farm fresh or franken-eggs. Just something to not be overlooked.
“Farm fresh or Franken-eggs” 😂😂😂
@@someoneyoudontknow7705 I'm just replying because your YT name cracked me up (no egg pun intended). Yeah, a lot of someone's IDK respond to my comments but you're the first honest one about it, lol.
In South Africa, eggs are sold on open shelves. I keep my eggs outside the fridge.
That’s a good thing too because my little feathered friends keep playing hide and seek with their egg laying spots in my garden. They can be out there quite a few days and are still great 😊
We used to have a couple of ducks that were free range. They would never lay in a nest after you had found it so it was a constant game to find their latest spot. Often there would be 10-20 eggs at a time, the most I ever found was a pile of 28 eggs so many of them would have been there for 2-3 weeks. We seldom found a bad egg.
@@tonyg9511 😂😂😂😂 these aren’t even my chickens. They just come over to visit and eat my bugs and garden. I buy them a little extra feed also. The owner has way too many and think they just need space. I do love the fresh eggs though
@user-sp1gw8gz3o that's hilarious! I have over 50 chickens and they are free range. A few will lay eggs in my neighbor's yard, under her porch. She tried to give them to me but I told her to keep them as payment for her bugs!🤣
I grow my own eggs they can still for 2 weeks i drink them
wow, I always questioned this. Now I know why. Waste food /money and buy buy buy.
Trust the science (AKA Govt)... its that thing that has us diseased, fat and ill.... #Science
The government has little to do with the science, it's the producers of the products that are buying the science.
I live in Europe, precisely in Italy, 10 miles from Florence, and seeing these things made in the USA seem absurd to me, here no one sprays anything and the eggs are kept out of the refrigerators and we calmly eat tartare and carpaccio with raw eggs and no one has ever died where I come from......,😅🤔
I can confirm this. As a kid growing up in a village I used to collect the eggs and we just stored them in the kitchen in a big basket. They last for a long time. Never had a bad egg.
Thanks everybody for the insight into eggs I've been doing carnivore looking at this for over 3 and 1/2 years and I've never heard this yet about eggs so you got to stay vigilant keep learning! ❤💪🔥
Even the organic eggshells are extremely thin these days and no longer have that little air bubble at one end as they used to when boiled and peeled.
That is based on the chicken feed. The chickens need more minerals in order to make a stronger shell.
Pasture Raised eggs from Sam’s Club have very hard brown shells and a little air bubble at one end too
I've never noticed an egg without the bubble but I have noticed the extremely weak shells over the last few years. We have friends who often give us eggs from their chickens and it's obvious when you crack them how much stronger their shells are.
@@tonyg9511 San Francisco Bay Area eggs, we have a huge technology infrastructure which depletes the oxygen getting into the bodies of all living things. Perhaps this explains the lack of the air bubble?
So....what would you like us to do about it? Choose your battles carefully, people.
Eggs not refrigerated in South Africa.
True, I'm from Poland. I never put or buy eggs from fridge. Even when i buy 150 eggs i put them under the table, and they can last there for month with no problem.
In my fridge the eggs easy last 6 months and more .
When I was keeping them out of the fridge , some of them were spoiled even after 2 weeks , especially in Summer days .
@@ryanray6215 Why keep eggs for 6 months? I preffer to eat them not to store...
@@CorAngar20
Why you keep meat in the fridge or milk ?
@@ryanray6215 Eggs are not meat or milk...
@@CorAngar20
You don't know that eggs are meat ?
I think kindergarten kids already know such a simple fact !
Whole chicken , correct unborn chick , is in the inside of an egg .
I eat 12 to 15 eggs every day for over 7 years. Got my own chickens. Never wash them!!😋🥚💪
How do you eat that many eggs? Most I can usually eat at a time is 3, so I'd have to have 3 or more meals a day to eat that many😊
I eat easily 5 eggs per meal. Twice a day
I am living in Vietnam and after I moved here I was shocked to see that eggs and milk are not refrigerated. I was wondering how that is possible. Thanks for answering one of the questions. 🥚
Portuguese guy here. I can confirm that this is true. Also, our milk is not refrigerated because the cartons have an anti-bacterial lining on the inside. We only put it in the fridge after it has been opened.
As long as you do not wash the pasture raised eggs until just before using, your eggs are great. It only take a few seconds more to wash in most cases.
Our chickens’ eggs last for weeks out of the fridge. I only refrigerate the ones that I have washed, and I only wash them if I am going to be using them soon.
What is called the bloom in this video is correctly referred to as the cuticle.
An egg when fist laid is sticky to the touch. This dries rapidly to form a barrier between the outside and the inside.
Undisturbed this is very effective at keeping the egg fresh for quite some time at normal temperatures.
Yep he is correct, I store my eggs beside my cooker on the counter. Have never chilled my eggs and yes, they are all stored just on the shelf in the stores.
We love having our chicken coop fresh eggs everyday absolutely no need to refrigerate. If we have an over abundance we share them with our neighbor. I have also water glassed them it is very easy to tell if they are spoiled they float.
Americans keep their eggs in the fridge? Wow.
Not all of us. Many of us that have a small flock of free range birds, usually chickens or ducks, don't wash or refrigerate eggs until we are ready to use them.
Those of us that have to buy our eggs at grocery stores must refrigerate them or they will spoil quickly due to their natural protection having been washed off of them.
I saw many Asian supermarkets sell eggs without refrigeration in the US. I don’t remember the eggs looking different
I have chickens and only wash an egg if it gets poop on it. Then put it in the fridge because the bloom was rinsed off too.
The question is how much poop is on the eggs of factory farmed chickens. When I bought chickens retired from factory farms they stunk so bad that my hands reeked after picking them up.They had poop caked on their feet and half their feathers were gone as they were eating each others' feathers for a good protein source.
Apparently it's not only the eggs that are sprayed with a chlorine mist in the USA, but the chicken meat as well.
if you have the ability, raising chickens is incredibly easy and the eggs you get are far better than store bought. the yolks are much darker yellow and just a far tastier egg. i cant even eat store bought eggs anymore :)
It's true. I eat room temp non-sanitized eggs daily. It's absolute nonsense to spray and/or refrigerate them.
We have kept chickens for years for eggs. We don’t wash them and we leave them out on the counter. Eggs are good for weeks without refrigeration. Just keep their nesting boxes clean, feed them the proper nutrition and give them treats occasionally (dried worms and bird seed and they just keep giving us fresh eggs.
True: i am in the netherlands and we NEVER have eggs in the fridge. Never ever. They are all on room temperature for days and weeks and never go bad
In the fridge they will last easy 6 months and more .
It's like why you keep the fresh chicken and other meats in the fridge . 😂
Seafood too you don't keep in the fridge , never ever ? LOL
@@ryanray6215 chicken if left outside will go bad in matter of hours. eggs can be outside for WEEKS and not go bad. thats why we put chicken and fish and other things that spoil quick in the fridge and not the eggs. capish?
@@DarkoFitCoach
In the fridge you can keep eggs at least 6 months and more .
Try your eggs without a fridge for 6 months . LOL 🤣
capish ? LOL
@@ryanray6215 if you eat so few eggs that they last 6 months, you just have to buy less eggs lmao
Eggs do cook better when cold though.
Try poaching room temperature eggs versus refrigerated, there is a difference.
However, yes, in the UK, we don't have to refrigerate eggs if we're going to eat them within about 2 weeks.
I am not yet a chicken owner and this is nice to know. Thank you. 😊
Australia washes and refrigerates oir egfs too. I have back yard chickens so the eggs live on the kitchen bench. But het ready for new restrictions on home kept chickens due to "bird flu"🙏
That reminds me, I got to make sure I have inflection in my voice, so people don't fall asleep.
Last summer we went to Italy and rented an apartment for a 4 day stay so we can cook if we chose to, in Venice, and we bought eggs from a grocery store that were not refrigerated. First day we bought some we cooked, scrambled, no issues. 2nd day same. Day three we did again and I scrambled them. I was the only one that ate them. That day I got so sick from food poisoning and took a few days to heal! I encourage people to get eggs from local farms if you trust them and they are fresh, but in other countries be careful! You could get sick if they have been out for too long. To this day my stomach is still sensitive to eggs and I have been carnivore for 1 year and 9 months, mostly lion version.
I actually think the reason for the chemicals is to remove the bloom. With the bloom eggs can last one months on the counter, without it, less than one week.
Ecuador shopping for eggs always on the shelves unrefrigerated .
I was a kid working in a grocery store in the ‘70’s, we did not have eggs in the. Old case when I first started there. Then they went into the dairy cooler but when they were on sale we would build displays of them coming out of the cooler onto cases on floor displays outside the cooler. Times have changed. We don’t refrigerate our eggs much when we bring them home.
If you can, get a few backyard chickens. Do it. Then you can control their diet. You won’t regret it. 🥚
My son has chickens...already knew this. The food mafia at it's best!
Honestly, the way chickens are kept in the industrial food complex, it's better to wash and spray the refrigerate your eggs. They're so covered in dirt and fecal matter after they're laid you could never sell them like that. Eggs need to be kept clean and dry from the first place in order for the bloom to do it's job, and unless you can keep your own chickens you're never gonna be able to make sure that happens.
You forgot to add they actually wash the bloom off before they spray them so they don't last as long in the store #1 and now the spray is inside the egg. Case in point you can have eggs up to a year stored in lime water if you don't wash the bloom off but you can't do this with store bought eggs It will actually contaminate the eggs
Guy has such a flamboyant voice
I didn't know they refrigerated eggs,we just pop them in their crates and use them whenever
Oh man 🤦♀️
I buy farm eggs and keep eggs over a month sometimes and they are fine.
However, I do store my fresh eggs from my chickens in the fridge as I don't have a lot of storage in my kitchen🙄
What’s with the 🙄
I am confused, so the US sprays the eggs with chemicals and the 'bloom' is damaged or removed and hence you need to refrigerate them while in the EU they just put them directly on the shelves? Why would the US spray the eggs in the first place then? Isnt that an extra cost that they would want to avoid?
The EU has control programs to avoid salmonella and other diseases in the first place, I guess it's cheaper to just wash them and let the customer pay the electricity bill for refrigeration
@@SolarCookingGermany Thanks for your reply. But the question remains then, why does the US spray their eggs when it increases the costs both from spraying them and having to store them in refrigerators in the supermarkets? There must be a reason.
You should be confused, because this entire video and all of the comments below it are full of paranoid people who have no idea what they're talking about.
Who knew !!!
They did..
Nobody nowadays has any idea how this government has managed to screw us over. We are so doomed.
Mexico too, no refrigeration!!!
Eggs from a coop can have poop and other stuff on them. That is why they are washed. It would take different chicken coop conditions on a mass scale, before we could all buy clean eggs that don't need the refrigerator.
You mean on a mass scale like all the other countries do?
Yeah, THATS why they do it 🫣
Wonderful to spread the word!! Love the soy free non gmo eggs
Then tell my chickens to stop laying their eggs in poop so i can avoid washing them!! 😅🤦♀️
True. I live in Spain
Does it go through the shell because I don't eat the shell?
yes, bacteria can get through the shell if there is moisture on it.
The actual process is, the eggs are washed with warm soapy water, then rinsed with a spray of water that contains an antimicrobial sanitizer, then air dried thoroughly. The air drying process is essential to prevent new bacterial contamination, as bacteria cannot pas through a dry shell, but moisture is a breeding ground for bacteria, and actually helps the bacteria get through the pours and into the egg.
Damn that sucks
if any egg were naturally microbe-permeable, how would you expect it to gestate and hatch?
Glad to be in Germany on this one. Also: no genetically engineered food. I prefer the eggs to sometimes have a little chicken poop on them. Better than chemicals.
Hopefully that is true.
It's true. I raise my own eggs. Keep them in a basket on my counter.
Of course its true. How do you think we survived before bleach and refrigeration? It wasn't that long ago.
It is very true.
It tripped me out the first time I visited another country and the eggs were kept on the counter. We're unnecessarily germophobic compared to most of the world but you I'd say that just makes us safe not sorry.
You can leave all eggs out... and who cares about the shell, you arent eating it..
You touch it, when you crack it, it can get inside, it’s on your hands, and who know what it does to the egg itself.
@@someoneyoudontknow7705 Most people cook their eggs, so no problem. And even if you eat freshly cracked eggs raw, your stomach acid will take care of the few bacteria that will make it inside
you do realize that it can and most like will enter the shell through the same micro holes that it is trying to prevent salmonella from entering
Hence we keep our own poultry. 🐔 With minimal job, we have plenty of healthy, fresh eggs, that we simply keep in the pantry unwashed, pointy side down. Until we devour them. Yummm
This is why I have chickens.
Similar thing for raw milk
ThankQ
I had a 4 egg omellet for breakfast this morning.
Ah see, there's a good reason to buy local eggs. A 5% nutritional content difference per yolk isn't really a good reason for me.
They do it because gawd forbid there be some chicken poop on the egg, which would offend Americans. As for the rest of us we just deal with it in the rare occasion it happens.
Texas expat eggs in Thailand do not need to be refrigerated they go great with my Steak
This is why I haven't bought eggs in 10 years and I eat the best tasting eggs from my own chickens every day.
Don't refrigerate eggs! (Also, don't spray hideous crap on them)
I learned something with this video. Thank you. 🇨🇦💝🇺🇸🥰🙏🤷♂️👍🥩
i take it back. i wont add blueberries and cherries. i just tested cinnamon. I'm not ready 😞🤣🤣
well i have my eggs in the fridge ... have my own chicken. no chemicals here.....
How horrible r these people
And the Chinese make completely fake eggs that look real. This world is sick.
That is a completely bogus story that's been making the rounds for almost 15 years. Ir's FAKE. Americans will believe anything about China or Russia. The Red Threat is also just theater, designed to give you an enemy to hate. How many times have I hear people say, Made in China! Bad! Those Chinese, making inferior products. Oh, but it's an American company that moved production overseas. And they don't know that they are skirting regulations? ... lol
so we dont have to wash our hands after touching eggs?
You keep eggs in the fridge? 😮
Damn right. Home grown egg's are the nut's.
Glad I'm Portuguese!
Meanwhile in the EU: All food is natural and 0 chemicals