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06/07/25
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Eggs
Information about a multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs.
www.cdc.gov
Salmonella outbreak in 7 states linked to eggs
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06/07/25
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Free Market and less regulations 
Wild shyt is I haven’t ate eggs since late 2023 prior to recentlyExpensive and make you sick 🫡
Egg whites yea but not whole eggs
Saw a clip on local news bout this yesterday
I got some eggs that got a use by date of May 30 I been thinking bout throwing away but the eggs I did eat from that dozen were good
Should I throw them away?
how much did the eggs cost?
how much is your co-pay for emergencies assuming you have health insurance?
can you afford to miss work if you get salmonella poisoning?
do you have plants indoor or out? dig a hole in the pot or in the ground and bury one egg in each. at least it will provide some nutrients for your plants and not go to waste.Saw a clip on local news bout this yesterday
I got some eggs that got a use by date of May 30 I been thinking bout throwing away but the eggs I did eat from that dozen were good
Should I throw them away?
Tribal Outkast
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MAHA!
Nah I don’t but what if I just cracked them and put them in my backyard?
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Google says the sell by date is not an expiration date and they’re good for 3-5 weeks after. It’s been about a week now. Still not sure I wanna take that chance
Thought I was a goner because I just had eggs, but realized I'm in Koalabama
a week past the sell by date isn't a big deal, neither is 2. it's been refrigerated the whole time.Nah I don’t but what if I just cracked them and put them in my backyard?
Also
Google says the sell by date is not an expiration date and they’re good for 3-5 weeks after. It’s been about a week now. Still not sure I wanna take that chance
as for the garden business, it's best to let them rot naturally out of sight.