Originally posted by NordlysThat's true. Of course, if you eat to much of it, no matter how susceptible, you'll still feel the effects. But it's far more likely for you to get sick from it if you're genetically predisposed to it. Which is becoming more common due to America's eating habits.
I also heard that food which is high in cholesterol only affects you negatively if you are especially susceptible for it. Telling people who don't have a cholesterol problem not to eat eggs would be like telling people who aren't allergic against strawberries not to eat strawberries.
Good analogy. Although it is a bit different, since eggs can have bad effects, where strawberries have almost none (bad cleaning or other human influence).
I have far to much free time for my own good.
Originally posted by GalaxyShieldI'm at a loss when you say "low cholesterol eggs"? We have something called "egg beaters" which look like scrambled eggs, but it's a liquid that is poured out of a carton like milk. Not nearly as tasty as real eggs.
Eggs are still considered pretty high in cholesterol, but I believe that they're good effects are now being considered more prominent then the bad ones.
I've found that low cholesterol eggs are pretty good, too, so if you eat them instead of regular ones, then you're even better off. You probably wouldn't even notice the difference if you eat other stuff with them (like steak).
Is that what you are talking about?
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Originally posted by arrakisI'm not sure. I don't think so. The ones I had looked like regular eggs. I think they're made with regular eggs, but filtered a bit more (leaving some of the yolk for flavoring).
I'm at a loss when you say "low cholesterol eggs"? We have something called "egg beaters" which look like scrambled eggs, but it's a liquid that is poured out of a carton like milk. Not nearly as tasty as real eggs.
Is that what you are talking about?
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Originally posted by MarinkatombI'm not sure what a full English is? Just from looking at your drool though I'd guess that it's eggs, sausage and sausage gravy with toast and/or pancakes. That's a specialty at Bob Evans restaurant.
Awesome! Ever had a full English before? That's my fav, but it's really bad for you (like everything else that's nice!)
Now you've done it! I HAVE to go get one! ðŸ˜
Originally posted by arrakisOooooooooooooooooooooooo, Bob Evans! OK, there IS something I miss about Syracuse! 2 eggs over easy, hash browns, maybe bacon, coffee ...................yum.
I'm not sure what a full English is? Just from looking at your drool though I'd guess that it's eggs, sausage and sausage gravy with toast and/or pancakes. That's a specialty at Bob Evans restaurant.
Now you've done it! I HAVE to go get one! ðŸ˜
Originally posted by reader1107Careful! Wasn't it just last year that New York passed a law that you couldn't eat eggs cooked "over easy"? New Yorker's were driving across the bridge to New Jersey just to be able to get their eggs "over easy".
Oooooooooooooooooooooooo, Bob Evans! OK, there IS something I miss about Syracuse! 2 eggs over easy, hash browns, maybe bacon, coffee ...................yum.
Isn't it wonderful how our government protects us? 😵