JibJabJake
JibJabJake t1_iwl3hm6 wrote
Reply to comment by Boobsiclese in Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
If you're feeling squirrely buy a box of their christmas tree cakes. They should be out in stores by now. Good for a treat with coffee once a month or two. Absolutely nothing healthy in it whatsoever.
JibJabJake t1_iwl2ne0 wrote
Reply to comment by Boobsiclese in Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
I don't eat sweets much but it's hard to pass up a Swiss roll and definitely can't pass up a nutty buddy
JibJabJake t1_iwl0zkr wrote
Reply to comment by aqlu in Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
You're on the right track. They're more creamy, thicker, and I guess you could say a more buttery taste to them. Even the meat tastes different sometimes depending on the year if they're eating more grass and bugs versus more supplemented grains.
JibJabJake t1_iwl0f7j wrote
Reply to comment by Boobsiclese in Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
Alabama. Folks rather "rather go down to the wall-marts" and get them while they're stocking up on mt dew and little Debbies.
JibJabJake t1_iwl0bud wrote
Reply to comment by aqlu in Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
No, they taste different. They most definitely have a richer taste to them.
JibJabJake t1_iwku077 wrote
Reply to Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
Here I am in the US having a hard time selling eggs for $3/dozen when they’re $4-5 dozen at the local Walmart and Publix. “They’re too rich tasting for me” is the main pushback I get from people not wanting free range farm eggs.
JibJabJake t1_iwl9szy wrote
Reply to comment by Boobsiclese in Asda limits egg sales to two boxes a customer by VORTXS
Amen to that.