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Have you stopped eating eggs since the massive recall?

Asked at Massachusetts Street on August 24, 2010

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Photo of Sarah Carver

“No I haven’t because I don’t eat eggs.”

— Sarah Carver, stay-at-home mom, Lawrence

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“No I have not because Hy-Vee says I am safe.”

— Kris Davis, account manager, Lawrence

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“Nope because I love eggs.”

— Grayson Dillon, restaurant manager, Lawrence

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“No, but I probably should, and I should stop eating raw cookie dough.”

— Allison Veeder, nurse, Lawrence

Comments

Bill Lee 7 years, 1 month ago

Kansas is not one of the states that the recalled eggs were shipped to, and I live in Kansas. I will continue to eat eggs. I had a delicious omlet at First Watch Monday.

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Bill Lee 7 years ago

I hadn't heard of the expansion, but I don't regret the omlet, and I plan to eat the eggs I have in my refrigerator.

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Kris_H 7 years ago

Nope, because I don't get my eggs from a store, I buy them from a friend's family who lets their chickens run around in a yard and eat bugs, just like our chickens did when I was a kid. They are gooo-oood!

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RoeDapple 7 years ago

After the torment the Weaver deer went through yesterday, I expect a lot of good "yolks" on this thread today . . .

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Adrienne Sanders 7 years ago

I'm planning a big potato, egg, bacon, & peppers dish tonight.... made with local eggs from the farmer's market.

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Maddy Griffin 7 years ago

Nope, not at all.

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Stuart Evans 7 years ago

I feel uninformed about this egg recall. I'll have to read up on it as I finish eating my eggs.

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trinity 7 years ago

nope-mine come from happy chickens raised by a couple of cool people. :)

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Frederic Gutknecht IV 7 years ago

A little salmonella never killed... billions. Eat up!~) I'm off to get an egg sandwich... and think more seriously about a coop in the yard.

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Scott Kaiser 7 years ago

Eggs don't kill people; irresponsible egg owners kill people!

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ohjayhawk 7 years ago

trinity - The commercials on the tv keep telling me that happy cows come from California. Now I know from your comment that happy chickens come from Kansas.

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trinity 7 years ago

lol at least these people's chickies do! :) spoiled lil' creatures.

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Chrissy Neibarger 7 years ago

I don't know why, but for some reason I trust our local grocery stores to pull any of the eggs that might be tainted off the shelves so I can't even purchase them. Eggs don't stay in our fridge longer than a couple weeks anyway. I like eggs.. but they don't like me.

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Paul R Getto 7 years ago

When eggs are outlawed, only outlaws will have eggs.

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Chrissy Neibarger 7 years ago

just read that deli meat from walmart is tainted as well: http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/08/24/meat.recall/index.html?hpt=T2

  • Let the jokes ensue now..
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Flap Doodle 7 years ago

A chicken is merely an egg's way of making more eggs.

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Mike Hatch 7 years ago

I would have done that just from seeing one in person.

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1029 7 years ago

I only eat songbird eggs, and I get them from various trees around Clinton Lake, so they aren't contaminated.

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blindrabbit 7 years ago

Tom: Come on a good balut in Olongapo, Philippines; just be pie-eyed drunk before you start. A good late snack before you tuck in. Oh, the memories.

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Grammaton 7 years ago

Unless the egg has been fertilized, eating it doesn't equate to killing something.

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RaynRavyn 7 years ago

Nope, we raise our own. :)

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notajayhawk 7 years ago

No, I haven't stopped, been eating continuously since the recall. Starting to get full, though ...

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Deja Coffin 7 years ago

Hope the cupcakes I'm making for my mothers group meeting are okay.........

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ferrislives 7 years ago

Nope! Eggs rock!

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