
04/28/2025
Some food for thought on this beautiful Monday.
I have been seeing posts going around about chlorine/ bleach or treated water being used to wash eggs in big facilities. 🤔🤔
My well water is treated and has to be for the farm, because of the PMO ( pasteurized milk ordinance ) standards that have to be met. It’s such a small amount that our water is drinkable and has no smell or taste in anyway. Still taste like well water.
So when I wash my eggs they are considered washed with treated water. Most water is treated now a days even well water is because of chloroform, pseudomonas, sulfur, and high mineral contents. If you live in a city/town and are on public water then again it’s treated. So if you buy eggs that are not washed and wash them at home then you are doing the same thing as the people who wash eggs then sell them.
I know this isn’t a popular thought but it’s ok to wash your eggs and refrigerate them. And it’s ok not to wash them and put them on your counter. We all have different ways to do it and that’s ok also. But let talk about it and make the right choice for you. There’s many different answers that are right and you do not have to agree or do what doesn’t work for you. 💕💩🙏