Re: Who has reasonably priced egg whites???

[Guest guest]

> Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites?

I have always bought online from Eggology (or retail from Wild Oats,

Vons, Albertsons even) maybe a bit more, but quality and guaranteed

freshness is what I want: http://www.eggology.com/

Also they have a new microwavable size which I havent tried yet.

joni

[Guest guest]

So how much are you paying now for eggs? If you not paying more than that I

wouldn't worry about it.

I never really understood why people get mental (for lack of a better term)

with throwing out egg yolks. My friends and mother freak the heck out when

I dumb egg yolks. I don't eat apple cores or chicken bones. I throw them

out. I don't eat banana peels or pork fat. I throw them out. I just think

of the egg yolk as inedible, then I really have no problem with throwing it

out. I never really bothered to stop and calculate if it would be cheaper

to buy just egg whites. The only ones we have are the ones in the little

cartons with artifical coloring and preservatives and I figure I get enough

of that as it is.

Let us know what you find.

Debra

>

> Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites? I eat between 140-200

> each month. Rather than constantly throw out the yolks, I've thought

> about trying Lana's Egg Whites.

>

> http://www.lanaseggwhites.com

>

> Have any of you used them? An 8 lb tub = 165 egg whites = 12-13 dozen,

> and cost $30. Are there other brands which cost less? Or is this the

> most resonable other than seperating them myself?

>

> Thanks, Kiki

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Joni, thanks for offering a suggestion. I'll visit the site before

logging off tonight. Kiki

> > Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites?

>

> I have always bought online from Eggology (or retail from Wild Oats,

> Vons, Albertsons even) maybe a bit more, but quality and guaranteed

> freshness is what I want: http://www.eggology.com/

> Also they have a new microwavable size which I havent tried yet.

>

>

>

> joni

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites? I eat between 140-200

> each month. Rather than constantly throw out the yolks, I've thought

> about trying Lana's Egg Whites.

>

> http://www.lanaseggwhites.com

>

> Have any of you used them? An 8 lb tub = 165 egg whites = 12-13

dozen,

> and cost $30. Are there other brands which cost less? Or is this the

> most resonable other than seperating them myself?

>

> Thanks, Kiki

>

Try this site out, I have never gotten these yet, I would if I ate as

much as you. They are pasterized so you can use then in shakes and

such.

http://www.eggwhitesint.com/recipes.htm

Let me know what you think, if you do decide to get them.

~

[Guest guest]

I just buy eggs at the grocery store and remove the yolk. I can get

18 eggs for $1. I can't imagine finding that cheaper elsewhere.

> >

> > Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites? I eat between 140-

200

> > each month. Rather than constantly throw out the yolks, I've

thought

> > about trying Lana's Egg Whites.

> >

> > http://www.lanaseggwhites.com

> >

> > Have any of you used them? An 8 lb tub = 165 egg whites = 12-13

> dozen,

> > and cost $30. Are there other brands which cost less? Or is this

the

> > most resonable other than seperating them myself?

> >

> > Thanks, Kiki

> >

> Try this site out, I have never gotten these yet, I would if I ate

as

> much as you. They are pasterized so you can use then in shakes

and

> such.

>

> http://www.eggwhitesint.com/recipes.htm

>

> Let me know what you think, if you do decide to get them.

>

> ~

>

[Guest guest]

Wow! 18 eggs for $1. Where do you shop Snoopie? I'm from Illinois. --

- In , " snoopie212 "

wrote:

>

> I just buy eggs at the grocery store and remove the yolk. I can

get

> 18 eggs for $1. I can't imagine finding that cheaper elsewhere.

>

>

> > >

> > > Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites? I eat between

140-

> 200

> > > each month. Rather than constantly throw out the yolks, I've

> thought

> > > about trying Lana's Egg Whites.

> > >

> > > http://www.lanaseggwhites.com

> > >

> > > Have any of you used them? An 8 lb tub = 165 egg whites = 12-

13

> > dozen,

> > > and cost $30. Are there other brands which cost less? Or is

this

> the

> > > most resonable other than seperating them myself?

> > >

> > > Thanks, Kiki

> > >

> > Try this site out, I have never gotten these yet, I would if I

ate

> as

> > much as you. They are pasterized so you can use then in shakes

> and

> > such.

> >

> > http://www.eggwhitesint.com/recipes.htm

> >

> > Let me know what you think, if you do decide to get them.

> >

> > ~

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I'll post later if I try them out. Will have to

check the price. kiki

> >

> > Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites? I eat between 140-

200

> > each month. Rather than constantly throw out the yolks, I've

thought

> > about trying Lana's Egg Whites.

> >

> > http://www.lanaseggwhites.com

> >

> > Have any of you used them? An 8 lb tub = 165 egg whites = 12-13

> dozen,

> > and cost $30. Are there other brands which cost less? Or is this

the

> > most resonable other than seperating them myself?

> >

> > Thanks, Kiki

> >

> Try this site out, I have never gotten these yet, I would if I ate

as

> much as you. They are pasterized so you can use then in shakes

and

> such.

>

> http://www.eggwhitesint.com/recipes.htm

>

> Let me know what you think, if you do decide to get them.

>

> ~

>

[Guest guest]

> I'm not sure if they're the same price nation wide, but our

> Trader Joe's here in California always sell a dozen extra

> large eggs for 99-cents.

Just wanted to add that for those who hate wasting the yolks and have

a dog or cat - you can hardboil the eggs (make egg salad with the

whites for yourself) and give the yolks to your pets who will love

them as a treat.

joni

[Guest guest]

Kiki: howdy neighbor! I'm in Iowa.

>

> Wow! 18 eggs for $1. Where do you shop Snoopie? I'm from Illinois. --

[Guest guest]

Acme, Shop Rite and Giant have $1 for 18 (or bogo on 18) sales at

least once a month in our area (NE).

> > > >

> > > > Where can I find reasonably priced egg whites? I eat between

> 140-

> > 200

> > > > each month. Rather than constantly throw out the yolks, I've

> > thought

> > > > about trying Lana's Egg Whites.

> > > >

> > > > http://www.lanaseggwhites.com

> > > >

> > > > Have any of you used them? An 8 lb tub = 165 egg whites = 12-

> 13

> > > dozen,

> > > > and cost $30. Are there other brands which cost less? Or is

> this

> > the

> > > > most resonable other than seperating them myself?

> > > >

> > > > Thanks, Kiki

> > > >

> > > Try this site out, I have never gotten these yet, I would if I

> ate

> > as

> > > much as you. They are pasterized so you can use then in

shakes

> > and

> > > such.

> > >

> > > http://www.eggwhitesint.com/recipes.htm

> > >

> > > Let me know what you think, if you do decide to get them.

> > >

> > > ~

> > >

> >

>