Oct
30
2009
Czech potato salad recipe?
Aug
28
2009
What are starbucks eggs REALLY made of?
Drew2 asked:
I just had an artisan breakfast sandwhich the ham one, they looked new and interesting. I tasted it and it was the 2nd grossest item I’ve ever eaten (first one being a breakfast sandwhich from Tommy’s that had pickles, tomato, egg, chili, cheese etc. ew wtf).
I just had an artisan breakfast sandwhich the ham one, they looked new and interesting. I tasted it and it was the 2nd grossest item I’ve ever eaten (first one being a breakfast sandwhich from Tommy’s that had pickles, tomato, egg, chili, cheese etc. ew wtf).
The eggs are runny and grainy, not smooth or scrambled like they should be if cooked properly and if they are actually from Chickens. I’ve never tasted an egg that disgusting and their ham tasted burnt but I think It’s because it was smoked ham which to me isn’t really a breakfast item… Like normal honey baked or something.
So as my question goes, I’ve googled Starbucks Eggs with no real good information. Many people seem to enjoy it?
What are these pudding, grainy, disgusting eggs really made of?
If they are normal grade A eggs then what is the process that makes them not taste like egg?
RANDELL
Dec
6
2008
Pickled Eggs like in Gas Stations?
Ekamai asked:
Ok so I like those pickled eggs they have in some gas stations, but im a cage free egg sort of guy so I want to make my own. I looked at the ingredients and it just said vinegar salt and eggs, but what makes it red? The juice they are in is red. I assume Im supposed to just put the eggs in some pickle juice, but what is the red that causes the juice and eggs to actually become red? Is it just food coloring for looks? or is it an important ingredient? How can I make eggs like the kind in the gas station or you would buy in a grocery store in the big jar?
REGINA
Ok so I like those pickled eggs they have in some gas stations, but im a cage free egg sort of guy so I want to make my own. I looked at the ingredients and it just said vinegar salt and eggs, but what makes it red? The juice they are in is red. I assume Im supposed to just put the eggs in some pickle juice, but what is the red that causes the juice and eggs to actually become red? Is it just food coloring for looks? or is it an important ingredient? How can I make eggs like the kind in the gas station or you would buy in a grocery store in the big jar?
REGINA





