Nutritional Values

Does the nutritional value of an egg change when it's boiled?
What are the comparisons between the various ways of preparing eggs?
What are the comparisons between the various ways of preparing eggs?
magpie in the 80's wrote:MAL
with all your knowledge on food and health facts how the hell did you put WEIGHT ON last week. too much eggstra FOOD and DRINK
mal wrote:magpie in the 80's wrote:MAL
with all your knowledge on food and health facts how the hell did you put WEIGHT ON last week. too much eggstra FOOD and DRINK
I should have been EGGSTERMINATED from the human race for putting on .6kg.
PS you poached my EGGSTRA line.
Booney wrote:All yolks aside guys,which one of you was on here first?
magpie in the 80's wrote:Booney wrote:All yolks aside guys,which one of you was on here first?
in this case its the ROOSTER
magpie in the 80's wrote:Booney wrote:All yolks aside guys,which one of you was on here first?
in this case its the ROOSTER
Booney wrote:magpie in the 80's wrote:Booney wrote:All yolks aside guys,which one of you was on here first?
in this case its the ROOSTER
The Rooster should always *ahem* arrive first....
mal wrote:Never fry or scramble eggs PUNKY.
mal wrote:Heat will destroy lecithin, will overoxidise yolk fat, causing these nasty
pricks called free radicals to form.
Fried eggs = cholesterol= obesity etc.
Lecithin reduces cholesterol
Strongly suggest boiled eggs for fat people like you punk.
I get mine from a neighbour who has chooks, so they are fed on grain & food scraps.mal wrote:Next point try the free range eggs, other chooks might be fed genetically modified feeds
like soya meal.
A study done by a Dr Douglas of 800,000 people showed that regular egg eaters have much lower rates of Heart disease and Strokes then non egg eaters [eggcellent]
PUNKY a lot off eggs are now free range or organic, fed on grass and natural foods.
A decade ago about 90% of eggs were factory or battery eggs.
I get mine from a neighbour who has chooks, so they are fed on grain & food scraps.[/quote]mal wrote:Next point try the free range eggs, other chooks might be fed genetically modified feeds
like soya meal.
PUNKY a lot off eggs are now free range or organic, fed on grass and natural foods.
A decade ago about 90% of eggs were factory or battery eggs.
mal wrote:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I get mine from a neighbour who has chooks, so they are fed on grain & food scraps.mal wrote:Next point try the free range eggs, other chooks might be fed genetically modified feeds
like soya meal.
PUNKY a lot off eggs are now free range or organic, fed on grass and natural foods.
A decade ago about 90% of eggs were factory or battery eggs.