Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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I see food like that and all I think is how much chemicals does it take to keep it from going bad and did they use enough of it. Either way I’m not eating it. Just like Wally World meat no butchers all prepackaged and you can taste the preservatives looks good but taste bad.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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We can argue if people are lazy or not and that gives many of us great joy to feel that we are the hard workers in the world, but as we dis the lazy people we need to realize that someone with some insight is working hard to find a way to turn a 50 cents per dozen eggs into five times that value. Seeing where the culture is heading and acting upon that is what business minded individuals have done for centuries. Also if this turns out to be a dud what is the investment that was needed? Some organic eggs, some cooking, some plastic and a bit of marketing. I think many would feel that was a low risk venture.
Bryce Anyone else catch the irony of taking an organic product, wrapping it in plastic, then marketing the product as "organic"?
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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Put a farm egg next to a sale egg and they are easy to tell apart one is a off yellow the other looks like a sunrise. Cheap feeds must be the difference the stores must sell at a loss if they sell for under a dollar is what my Hoot buddy says. I always offer him good eggs just to see the look on his face.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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How can we be lazy, we have shake and bake, hamburger helper, TV dinners, cake mixes, caned soups, ect. You know it is hard opening those cans and boxes. JMO
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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It’s a I want it now world so we can get back to our phones. This^^^^^. Jerry nailed it! lol
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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The one thing that prepped food has is common is it taste bad but people will eat it anyway. Grandmother had a juicer and fresh carrots in her garden I loved carrot juice seen a vending machine years later that had canned carrot juice in it. No idea what it tasted like but it was not a carrot it tasted more like the can it came in. Nasty
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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When I was working on the road and living in a travel trailer we would buy them for whipping up tuna salad sandwiches for lunch... They used up less space than the 6 pack styro carton in our shoebox-sized refrigerator. And they saved some time after 12+ hours on the job... I know... Lazy. Lol
But I'm pretty sure the eggs we bought were just eggs... not virtue signals in a bag.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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Put a farm egg next to a sale egg and they are easy to tell apart one is a off yellow the other looks like a sunrise. Cheap feeds must be the difference the stores must sell at a loss if they sell for under a dollar is what my Hoot buddy says. I always offer him good eggs just to see the look on his face. The fresh ones taste WAY better. True about yolk color. Whenever I need eggs , I go next door to my neighbor , I buy him bags of feed to exchange the deal. One thing too , fresh eggs , when you hard boil them , the shell sticks like glue. I've tried every trick in the book to make them peel easy but it's just because they are fresh. When I need hard boiled eggs I buy raw eggs from the supermarket and boil them myself. They don't stick because they are old , can be 3-6 months old. A lot of people don't know that the eggs in the market are that old.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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yes absolutely , so many don't even know how to cook a simple meal . only open a package.
I worked the food bank for a while , if it wasn't a package that could be opened and heated it was often left.
potatoes , beans , meat that was frozen as it was about to expire there was actual a lot of , but people didn't know how to use it.
there was always a pallet of pinto beans in Mylar bags that you could basically take as much as you wanted and occasionally some one took a bag.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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I couldn't believe it when I saw this, it works out to $8 a dozen. Those things would sell out in a heart beat here !! At that price I'll bet the local store would sell at least 100 bags in the first 8 hours. One "fresh" egg here cost 50 cents....but there haven't been any eggs at all for the last three weeks.... until yesterday. I would not choose to eat them but the majority would IMO.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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We can argue if people are lazy or not and that gives many of us great joy to feel that we are the hard workers in the world, but as we dis the lazy people we need to realize that someone with some insight is working hard to find a way to turn a 50 cents per dozen eggs into five times that value. Seeing where the culture is heading and acting upon that is what business minded individuals have done for centuries. Also if this turns out to be a dud what is the investment that was needed? Some organic eggs, some cooking, some plastic and a bit of marketing. I think many would feel that was a low risk venture.
Bryce This is a great point.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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I suck at peeling eggs and don't have a resident egg peeler at the house. I crack my eggs and fry them and sometimes make an omlette. My consumption of hard boiled eggs.is limited to when I'm at a salad bar.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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I remember when they started selling bottled water.......everyone thought it was ridiculous to sell water! Now look at the bottled water market....It's the convenience. I guess I'm one of those dinosaurs who still thinks it's ridiculous to pay for something that is essentially free anyway.
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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We can argue if people are lazy or not and that gives many of us great joy to feel that we are the hard workers in the world, but as we dis the lazy people we need to realize that someone with some insight is working hard to find a way to turn a 50 cents per dozen eggs into five times that value. Seeing where the culture is heading and acting upon that is what business minded individuals have done for centuries. Also if this turns out to be a dud what is the investment that was needed? Some organic eggs, some cooking, some plastic and a bit of marketing. I think many would feel that was a low risk venture.
Bryce Anyone else catch the irony of taking an organic product, wrapping it in plastic, then marketing the product as "organic"? I agree eggs are much better wrapped in chicken! LOL Old school enough to be organic???? Probably have to be some kinda paper carton wax lined..Then of course you couldn't see them and how yummy they look.. Mac
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Re: Are people getting lazy or what?
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I remember when they started selling bottled water.......everyone thought it was ridiculous to sell water! Now look at the bottled water market....It's the convenience. I guess I'm one of those dinosaurs who still thinks it's ridiculous to pay for something that is essentially free anyway. I'm one of those dinosaurs that believes if you earned you can spend it any way you want. A thought that predates man.
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