SC - Babies have taste buds

[Jeanne Stapleton]

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  Eggs today are sold in grades. The lower the grade, the lower the =
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of the whites. ( the grade is determined by the size and if the white =
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those little stringies in them ) Since they would have no such system =
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period, my guess is the reason is to separate the stringies.
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What I learned on Good Eats with Alton Brown is that grading is done by =
computer mostly today, and is based on the consistancy of the albumin (the =
whites).  They showed a really cool shot of a man grading eggs be hand by =
spinning the egg and holding it up to a light to see if the yolk keeps =
rolling around or stops fairly quickly.  The longer the yolk sloshes =
around, the less viscous the white, the less fresh and the lower the =
grade. =20

The difference in the grades is usually age.  The USDA guy recommended =
that lower grade eggs are quite edible as long as handled safely, but low =
grade eggs may best be used in baking rather than frying since they will =
run all over the place eventually.

niccolo difrancesco

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