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    Dehydrated eggs

    Long-time lurker here.

    I'm looking for information on the best place to buy dehydrated eggs and information on anyone's experience with using them.

    Thank you.

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    Hi Minnie.

    I have been buying yolks, whites, and whole from Walton Feed for several years. I like their quality and cost/oz. is not bad even with shipping.
    that which one man receives without working for, another man must work for without receiving." -- Kenneth W. Sollitt

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    Quote Originally Posted by minnie mouse View Post
    Long-time lurker here.

    I'm looking for information on the best place to buy dehydrated eggs and information on anyone's experience with using them.

    Thank you.
    Honeyville is hands down the best for us because of shipping and because they package in #10 cans which make storage and use without spoilage much better ... at least on our end.
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    i have heard about egg chrystals a while ago. anyone use these before?
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    We have used the Augason Farms brand of dehydrated eggs. We haven't noticed any difference in taste or texture when we have used them. They have an "everday size" can that you can buy to test it out: http://www.augasonfarms.com/Eggs-and...PC-78716-31004

    Our grocery store and local Walmart carry this brand so we buy alot of their stuff.

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    We get ours at Honeyville. We use the Ova Easy brand, they are crystals and when rehydrated you cannot tell the difference between them and real scrambled eggs, even the texture is the same. Check with them to see if they have a store near you. Picking up in store in is about half the price of ordering on line.
    "Never let a dog watch your food or the government watch your money."
    – Barry M. Goldwater, Jr

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    Thanks for the info. I'll check out Walton and Honeyville.

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