/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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>>17752506
where is the sausage?

I know it's quite trendy but I have no idea what is this or even how to search for more of this because I don't even know the name.

Apologize to the eggturd.

>>17138832
behold the eggmaster

Egg pooper is always handy

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>>13858914
for me, it's the egg master

"People traditionally buy eggs in the next week or so. Are they going to pull from inventory they have in their house or look to supplement?" Dresner asked. "We are expecting Easter demand will be lower because people aren't entertaining, and there will be no group Easter events."

So, some of the hoarders will bust out their stockpile to dip and swirl with food coloring to hide in the backyard on April 12.

Russell Diez-Canseco wonders if self-quarantining, sheltering in place and renewed family togetherness will cause a change in egg consumption overall.

"I don't have a crystal ball, but we think there may be an uptick in consumption. People eat more eggs when they are home and families are together," he said.

Shelby Myers, an economist with the Farm Bureau, says what we're seeing right now in a larger sense is not a shortage of food but swiftly changing consumer patterns.

"These changes force supply chains to quickly adapt and prepare, so you're seeing temporary shortages," she says. She says there are no production shortages on the radar, and that economists are projecting record meat and dairy production. Grain production is more contingent upon good weather.

Flour, she says, is another category that has had to adjust to rapidly changing consumer demand.

>>10065575
Perfect for long egg!

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