re: I just read the ingredients on a carton of eggs and it said this...

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Well it matters because our government, almost on a weekly basis proves to us it cannot be trusted, even with the most basic things.

We're left to assume they're chicken eggs, when maybe the egg itself is so altered and fricked up, that so called "egg farmers" cannot legally refer to them as chicken eggs.

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Amazing. Government cannot be trusted, yet for 'reasons' would have to abide by legal terms that the government itself has created.

The internet has broken your brain.

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what sort of animal produced this egg.

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Pasture raised, brown grade A large

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The package says beef. Beef is synonymous with cattle.

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Doesn't say cow though, does it?

How can you be sure?

That you are a fricking retard

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The package says beef. Beef is synonymous with cattle.


Doesn't say cow though, does it?

How can you be sure?

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See, now you're just trolling. Shirley you can't be serious.

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That you are a fricking retard

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Well, so what? Maybe so but nowhere on the carton did I see the word chicken.

Now I saw an image of a chicken, implying that they are indeed chicken eggs but there is not one single word or phrase that explicitly says they are indeed chicken eggs.

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Aren't eggs the only ingredient in eggs?

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Maybe not.

That could be why they don't use the word chicken on the carton.

Rock Python eggs from the Everglades.

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Shirley you can't be serious.

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You know what a chicken egg looks like. Especially at the store.

It doesn't look like a Duck egg, or a goose egg, or a robin's egg, or a quail egg.

Butter will just say butter. Unless it comes from a different source, which will be labeled.

Maybe on some labels it may say cow's milk, but you are just being pedantic