Thread: Age restrictions on the purchase of ....eggs

if you roll a lump of cake in banana syrup then coconut , is a lamington?

If you cover small cubes of foam rubber with vegemite and then roll that in desiccated coconut, I don't know if it is a lamington, but I do know it's a riot at arvos.

No!!!

Originally Posted by V8Ian

If you cover small cubes of foam rubber with vegemite and then roll that in desiccated coconut, I don't know if it is a lamington, but I do know it's a riot at arvos.

In the 80s, there was a product available from toy shops called 'Slime'.

Apparently it was a hoot when placed in a dip bowl, with a few Jatz scattered around it.

Around the camp fire with Ian and Saitch could be a hoot

We did love feeding overseas visiting types on my ships vegemite.

Back on eggs or on Eggs from our back yards- Alarming news which I suspect is alarmist myself

"Backyard hens' eggs contain 40 times more lead on average than shop eggs, research finds"

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My research finds the eggs from my families and mates farms are SOOOOO much better than the shop brought variety. Any headline saying "research finds" is treated as a suspect source in my eggpriance

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

"Backyard hens' eggs contain 40 times more lead on average than shop eggs, research finds"

My research finds the eggs from my families and mates farms are SOOOOO much better than the shop brought variety.

Do you find them a lot heavier?

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Around the camp fire with Ian and Saitch could be a hoot

We did love feeding overseas visiting types on my ships vegemite.

Back on eggs or on Eggs from our back yards- Alarming news which I suspect is alarmist myself

"Backyard hens' eggs contain 40 times more lead on average than shop eggs, research finds"

Link


My research finds the eggs from my families and mates farms are SOOOOO much better than the shop brought variety. Any headline saying "research finds" is treated as a suspect source in my eggpriance

The research in question correlates the highest levels of lead with older suburbs, which would have had generations of lead paint on everything - most of which ends up in the soil, which chooks spend their day pecking at, so it is hardly a surprising result.

My guess is that in most cases, while it is forty times more than "shop eggs" it is still not high enough to be a significant issue, unless you eat a lot of eggs.

Originally Posted by JDNSW

The research in question correlates the highest levels of lead with older suburbs, which would have had generations of lead paint on everything - most of which ends up in the soil, which chooks spend their day pecking at, so it is hardly a surprising result.

My guess is that in most cases, while it is forty times more than "shop eggs" it is still not high enough to be a significant issue, unless you eat a lot of eggs.

Which correlates with a finding I heard on the radio yesterday. Older, inner suburbs have higher lead content in the soil.