This is a review of some kinds of eggs I eat.
Look, no one's forcing you to be here.
From left to right, we have
(1) St. John's Family Farm Large Pastured Egg
(2) Chino Valley Ranchers Large Brown Egg
(3) Horizon Organic Extra Large Egg
Here's what they look like cooking; that's (1) at the lower left with the darker yolk, then moving clockwise (2) and (3).
And here's a table with everything you need to know:
Look, no one's forcing you to be here.
From left to right, we have
(1) St. John's Family Farm Large Pastured Egg
(2) Chino Valley Ranchers Large Brown Egg
(3) Horizon Organic Extra Large Egg
Here's what they look like cooking; that's (1) at the lower left with the darker yolk, then moving clockwise (2) and (3).
And here's a table with everything you need to know:
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St. John's Family Farm Large Pastured Egg
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Chino Valley Ranchers Large Brown Egg
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Horizon Organic Extra Large Egg
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Price per egg
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$0.75
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$0.50
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$0.50
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per dozen
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$9.00
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$6.00
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$6.00
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Yolk
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Holy cow! Look at that thing.
Sumptuous like an egg at a fancy restaurant on top of lightly dressed
mushrooms.
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Bland compared to the pasture egg.
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Yup; the pasture egg has ruined
other yolks for me.
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White
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An egg white. Good.
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Same.
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A lot of it: the biggest egg.
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Verdict
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Winner, despite the price
premium. Clearly better than the other two. And in fact, the price premium is
supposed to only be $0.75/dozen, except that it apparently costs my CSA $2.25
per carton to ship these eggs down
from the Bay Area.
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Good; much like the egg to the
right.
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Good; much like the egg to the left.
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