Results: Eggs...From Friends!
1.
1.
Do you eat eggs?
Yes (if only as in ingredient other dishes an not b themselves)
72%
•
782 votes
Not knowingly.../It goes in streaks.
11%
•
115 votes
No (perhaps because I'm allergic to or can't digest them)
17%
•
183 votes
2.
2.
Do usually, say over 50% of the time, buy the eggs you consume? Yes
63%
•
676 votes
That goes in streaks, too.
11%
•
116 votes
No
10%
•
105 votes
Not Applicable
17%
•
183 votes
3.
3.
As you may have already guessed from what might be construed as the implication of this survey's title, I get many of the eggs I eat from friends who land on which they let chickens roam freely. Do you obtain eggs from friends with property on which they keep chickens?
Yes, I've at least one such friend or set of friends.
15%
•
165 votes
No kidding, but that goes in streaks as well.
12%
•
127 votes
No (1]because I have my own chickens from which I obtain them, 2]I get other food for from friends who grow or raise it themselves and/or 3]i would if I liked, wasn't allergic to and/or could digest eggs)
12%
•
127 votes
Not Applicable
61%
•
661 votes
4.
4.
On some of the latest eggs I got from one couple, I encountered something new to me in what their birds produce: chicken dung on some of the eggs' shells. It was well encrusted onto the shells (so it wouldn't fall into the yolks and whites), and since I'm not about to eat ANY shells purposefully, I've been using the dumped-on eggs. Would, or have, you eat(en) such eggs? Yes
24%
•
259 votes
Unsure
21%
•
223 votes
No
24%
•
254 votes
Not Applicable
32%
•
344 votes
5.
5.
Another feature of eggs from my friends' poultry is that rarely--if ever?--are their shells white. In my experience, shell color has no effect on the taste of what's inside, but I enjoy cracking eggs in shades of brown, blue, and green. Do you ever eat eggs with shells that aren't white?
Yes
45%
•
482 votes
Would you believe that also goes in streaks?!/ Eggs I eat are invariably purchased and prepared by someone else (so I don't know).
7%
•
80 votes
No
20%
•
212 votes
Not Applicable
28%
•
306 votes
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