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Mrs. Adams Foods 1

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What is a nutrient-enhanced egg? From chickens fed a diet that improves the nutritional value of the eggs
What is a free range egg? Same thing as cage free but both may be kept in confined places and minimal outdoor time
Omlete Are beaten egg mixtures that are cooked without stirring and served folded in half
In your own words what is coagulation Thickening into clumps
Why do some eggs have a greenish ring or tint to them? Will the green hurt you?
When you are buying eggs at the store, what does grade AA or A mean? Thee grades are given to high-quality eggs that have clean, unbroken shells and small air cells
Give an example of emulsion Oil in water
Emulsion Mixture that forms when liquids are combined that ordinarily do not mix
Coagulum When the egg thickens into soft protein clumps
What is a pasteurized egg? Have been treated to kill harmful bacteria that may present in raw eggs
List 2 general rules for buying and storing eggs 1) Clean & Uncracked 2)In carton & not in fridge door
What is an organic egg? Come from hens fed diet free of chemical pesticides and fertilizers
What determine the color of an egg? The breed of chicken
Candling Process by which eggs are quality-graded
What does it mean to temper eggs? Warming eggs by blending small amounts of the hot mixture into the beaten eggs, then add the warm eggs into the rest of the hot mix
What is a cage free egg? Then that produce eggs hot kept in cages
What is egg size based on? On the basis of an average weight per dozen
Why should you wash your hands after touching eggs? To avoid Salmonella
Does freerange, Cage free, Organic, Pasteurized, or nutrient-enhanced matter when YOU are buying eggs? Be able to explain your answer. Depends on YOUR needs as a consumer
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