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Salmonella Implicated in Egg Recall

Posted by joshuaclark on Tue, 16 Nov 2010

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For the 2nd time this year, an egg recall has been ordered. An Ohio egg farm is implicated in this recall. Cal-Maine foods is the supplier for these eggs. Ohio Fresh Eggs products these eggs to the supplier. Hillandale Farms and Wright County Egg both provided eggs from the egg recall earlier in 2010. Ohio Fresh Egg is in part owned by the same person that has a stake in those two farms.Recalling 288,000 eggs in egg recallThe largest egg distributer in the U.S. is Cal-Maine foods. In eight state... Read More

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concernedeggeater 18 Nov 10 1:10 PM I feel wary about these egg recalls as probably most other people. Especially with this holiday baking and cooking season coming up. I have recently looked into pasteurized eggs. They seem to be a great alternative to this egg recall problem. I have a read up a little on them and according to the company they go through a special natural process that eliminates bacteria and any risk of getting salmonella. They also had a recent sale at my local grocery store and I picked up a few dozens. I am going to use them this holiday season. Hopefully, I will be able to enjoy cookie dough, and deviled eggs, without worrying about any of my family or friends getting sick.

concernedeggeater

18 Nov 10
1:10 PM

I feel wary about these egg recalls as probably most other people. Especially with this holiday baking and cooking season coming up. I have recently looked into pasteurized eggs. They seem to be a great alternative to this egg recall problem. I have a read up a little on them and according to the company they go through a special natural process that eliminates bacteria and any risk of getting salmonella. They also had a recent sale at my local grocery store and I picked up a few dozens. I am going to use them this holiday season. Hopefully, I will be able to enjoy cookie dough, and deviled eggs, without worrying about any of my family or friends getting sick.