+RealAnimoji It wouldn't surprise me if the eggshells are made into fertilizer. I toss all my eggshells in my garden. They are too valuable to throw away in the trash. They break down and add calcium to the soil.
travbrack during the summer i was running this little omelet bar, about 30-40 omelets i made alone between 7 and 9am. Each omelet had two eggs in it. Daily i was cracking 60+ eggs this one week because my supervisor had ordered the wrong eggs (in shell instead of bags) Those pre packages, bagged, eggs save me soooooo much time 😂 Still, for my own cooking needs ill use shell eggs usually, something satisfying in the crack mostly i think.
I'm glad they're not wasting eggs, but I still find it amusing that the liquid eggs you pay a premium for are more expensive than normal eggs when they're actually rejected product. They know they can charge people for laziness. ...Not to say that I'm never lazy
Yeah maybe its because they have to undergo more complex procesess than the normal eggs, its not like they live from these if you consider that the liquid egg production is smaller than the normal egg, and needs more procesing.
Yeah I get where you're coming from ... liquid egg is normally pasteurized so I guess that's why it's more expensive? When I was a pastry chef we started using liquid egg for anything that would contain raw egg (eg chocolate mousse) even though it was more expensive because it's safer for vulnerable people (eg pregnant women) ... I don't resent them for that 🙃
When you buy liquid egg white it's heated a special way so it doesn't turn solid while still being clean. It's important when you want to eat it raw. If you're going to cook it you can go with normal eggs
He did look like he was going in for an American Football kick. I'm British but even I was expecting him to yell "LACES OUT!" before hoofing that hen off in to the distance.
farms vary greatly in animal care and farms like these are way more common then 10% just cause animal rights groups paint a picture of all doom and gloom doesn't mean it is.cause just like how a factory farm won't let you film in it a animal rights group will only show you the bad side. meaning you never get the whole picture from both sides.
Manufacturing process engineers, their job it's to create, modify and improve the efficiency and lower the costs manufacturing. It's also an obligatory course when you study mechanical and industrial engineering.
Youd be surprised what machines we have at our flowerbulb farm, or, for that matter, any big potato farm.. or prolly.. any big farm.. everyone has custom machines which just stun you really.. everything seems mass produced these days.. till you see that kind of stuff!
There are agricultural engineers who make all kinds of food grading machines. I visited an onion farm that used a machine, originally designed for New Zealand apples, that would hold an onion in a cradle of rollers, and spin it on each axis in turn, and a machine vision system would grade the onion. The cradle would then drop the onion at the appropriate place along the processing line, with high-quality onions being boxed for premium markets, lesser ones bagged for the grocery store trade, and irregular onions crated for food processing. For a different machine, search TH-cam for "SketchyPhysics Chile Cleaner Model "
The other day when I was making scrambled eggs I found an egg with irregular shell like that one in the video. I didn't know why is it like this so I didn't eat it. Now I know. Thanks
i had to pause the video because i thought i left some tmbg playing in the background. i don't know what they were thinking with that song choice, but i appreciate it.
It’s definitely a feather, likely stuck on by bird poop. ;) You see it in the crack test too. For some reason we require suppliers to wash eggs in the USA, which removes a protective coating and accelerates their spoilage at room temperature. That’s why supermarket eggs are supposed to be refrigerated in the USA. My mother totally doesn’t though and she uses them months past their expiration dates.
Sassy The Sasquatch Strange. I’ve seen it claimed multiple times that the USA is the odd one out when it comes to washing/refrigerating eggs while Europe, Australia, et al does not. Seemed to explain why these eggs weren’t cleaned.
Once there was this kid on you got into an accident and couldn't come to school but when he finally came back his hair had turned from black into bright white
I’m so utterly confused as to why they thought the Crash Test Dummies song “MmmMmmMmmMmmm” was the best most appropriate song for this segment/video? I mean “little birdhouse in your soul” by They might be giants makes absolute perfect sense lol.
Before u had chickens, I didn't realize how little chickens laid withiut laying pellets, I always thought they layed every 25 hours, withiut the pellets u can get 2 eggs (from a coop of dozen) a week
Damon Richter They do NOT need layers pellets to lay. Feed does NOT dictate how much a hen lays. You can feed any feed, supplement calcium and get even higher quality eggs.
did you listen to the video. They aren't stale, or rotten, just they would go bad sooner than the other eggs. Which is why they're then used in other products after being pasteurised and treated.
I never wondered this because I didn't think weird eggs like the ones shown here existed. Still seems rare to find deformed eggs given how many perfect eggs are laid constantly.
Once... There was this hen who... Had a lot of trauma and was really getting stressed out And when... She finally laid eggs... It... Was... bumpy instead of smooth! She couldn't quite explain it It looked just like a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllnut Mmm mmm mmm mmm Mmm mmm mmm mmm
I live in a third world country and we raise a few hens at home. But I've never seen shells being deformed in the way they showed in the thumbnail. They've always come out perfect and they're near identical to what I can get in the market.
Micheal Jackson Dangerous And? It’s illegal to wash commercially sold eggs in the UK and Europe - which is great as it promotes farmers to keep their nest boxes clean.
Uh yeah it is, that is the definition of Free Range, they get to range, free. If they're not Free Range then no, and I never buy non free range. You'd be surprised how much of the egg market is from free range hens.
Can there be little parasites in the eggs? Like if the Hen had a parasite could it get transferred into the egg? Also, why do chickens have non fertile eggs?
I'm glad at the end that eggs that aren't good enough to be sold as eggs are sold off as liquid eggs. Less waste.
Usually even the egg shells are saved as they have many uses also.
+RealAnimoji It wouldn't surprise me if the eggshells are made into fertilizer. I toss all my eggshells in my garden. They are too valuable to throw away in the trash. They break down and add calcium to the soil.
You mean more waste. Packaged eggs... so ridiculous
Saved me 4 minutes.
travbrack during the summer i was running this little omelet bar, about 30-40 omelets i made alone between 7 and 9am. Each omelet had two eggs in it.
Daily i was cracking 60+ eggs this one week because my supervisor had ordered the wrong eggs (in shell instead of bags)
Those pre packages, bagged, eggs save me soooooo much time 😂
Still, for my own cooking needs ill use shell eggs usually, something satisfying in the crack mostly i think.
The fact that the "damaged" eggs weren't discarded made me happy.
Did you put damaged in quotation marks to not offend the chickens?
THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE
Of course they wouldn't throw out the damaged ones! Are you crazy?! They just slap some flex seal on it and they're good to go!
"Damaged"? Who are you trying to not offend? The chickens?
umageddon
of course it would hurt .... it are perfeclty edible eggs. it's a waste.
are you telling me they have like sanitary clean room fedoras they have to wear????
British (Isles) fashion around food hygiene, yes. Butchers and dinner (lunch) ladies wear them too.
Well I clearly chose the wrong career
GydemeGaming i would stay away from any career where it’s mandatory to wear a fedora
M'egg farmer
The man is a brony ;)
I'm glad they're not wasting eggs, but I still find it amusing that the liquid eggs you pay a premium for are more expensive than normal eggs when they're actually rejected product. They know they can charge people for laziness. ...Not to say that I'm never lazy
Yeah maybe its because they have to undergo more complex procesess than the normal eggs, its not like they live from these if you consider that the liquid egg production is smaller than the normal egg, and needs more procesing.
Yeah I get where you're coming from ... liquid egg is normally pasteurized so I guess that's why it's more expensive? When I was a pastry chef we started using liquid egg for anything that would contain raw egg (eg chocolate mousse) even though it was more expensive because it's safer for vulnerable people (eg pregnant women) ... I don't resent them for that 🙃
When you buy liquid egg white it's heated a special way so it doesn't turn solid while still being clean. It's important when you want to eat it raw. If you're going to cook it you can go with normal eggs
You pay for convenience. The packaged “liquid eggs” also required more processing at the factory, so more work.
Lord Turnip what like be put into a vacuum sealed plastic container WOW
0:22
I was really expecting him to just yeet the chicken across the field. I'm both relieved and disappointed.
He did look like he was going in for an American Football kick. I'm British but even I was expecting him to yell "LACES OUT!" before hoofing that hen off in to the distance.
lol
@Eunice Zheng but it makes the chicken more tender
I wanted him to say *this bitch empty* and fling it
Eggspecting
Ah tis a nice video to be watching at 3.30 in the mornin
Need to squeeze every drop of information out of the internet before you rest your wise mind.
doodzy2 absolutely 😂
4:13 AM here.
4:40 lol
Maksim Bravo 4:43 here 😂
Machines do everything except LAY EGGS😂😂
Don't worry...we get there some day 😂
HAVE THEM 3D PRINT ONE 😂😂😂
lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 u right 😂😂😂😂😂😂
China is making fake eggs tbh
@@lanceortega24 That honestly wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
LOL wrinkly shelled eggs are no different than any other, they still cook up just fine
But customers pick on the slightest things even if it's just dust or dents on the box.
Totally agree but to be completely honest it would put me off buying it a bit - I know that's awful of me!! :-P
That’s why they’re reused as liquid eggs
@My Thoughts naaah not those, but the chicken is sick indeed
They cook up just fine, but won't sell as good as the others.
That's a lot of eggs. Eggscellent video.
Epic meme bro. So epic xD much meme xD. No.
Howtobasic would be proud.
That’s a nice free range farm
Worawat Kimpara the tesco eggs are probs from a factory farm
Everyone knows real eggs come from places chickens aren't even allowed to move more than few cm
Make it lucid Yeah maybe you'll use your brain and realize that factory farms wouldn't want to have a news crew inside. Also get off your high horse.
farms vary greatly in animal care and farms like these are way more common then 10%
just cause animal rights groups paint a picture of all doom and gloom doesn't mean it is.cause just like how a factory farm won't let you film in it a animal rights group will only show you the bad side.
meaning you never get the whole picture from both sides.
UR A NICE FREE RANGE FARM!!!
"... is an eggstra big challenge..."
Only the strong eggs may live.
The others go eggtinct
It's the survival of the eggiest
The previous yolk wasn’t funny
Those machines handle those delicate eggs very well. Who invents these machines, and at what point did they become standard practice??
Manufacturing process engineers, their job it's to create, modify and improve the efficiency and lower the costs manufacturing. It's also an obligatory course when you study mechanical and industrial engineering.
If you are curious for more, the manufacturer is MOBA BV in Barneveld. look at their website for more interesting egg-sorting machines: www.moba.net
Youd be surprised what machines we have at our flowerbulb farm, or, for that matter, any big potato farm.. or prolly.. any big farm.. everyone has custom machines which just stun you really.. everything seems mass produced these days.. till you see that kind of stuff!
Men made these things. Women made the men. Chicken or the egg, which came first? lol :D
There are agricultural engineers who make all kinds of food grading machines. I visited an onion farm that used a machine, originally designed for New Zealand apples, that would hold an onion in a cradle of rollers, and spin it on each axis in turn, and a machine vision system would grade the onion. The cradle would then drop the onion at the appropriate place along the processing line, with high-quality onions being boxed for premium markets, lesser ones bagged for the grocery store trade, and irregular onions crated for food processing.
For a different machine, search TH-cam for "SketchyPhysics Chile Cleaner Model "
Mankind's ingenuity is amazing.
The other day when I was making scrambled eggs I found an egg with irregular shell like that one in the video. I didn't know why is it like this so I didn't eat it. Now I know. Thanks
I know several people who have chickens that lay eggs and they all come out perfect almost every time.
*left 4 dead horde sound*
“Here comes the vegans”
...
*YAS*
Neptunite
Quick, get the egg eating, milk drinking vegetarians to help us.
wow Im amazed by the machines there it all looks so magical
Fascinating video, well done....but does bring up the question: whatever happened to the 'Crash Test Dummies'?
they were egghausted
Still wondering why they chose their song for this. :) It bEGGS the question...
They sort of faded away, but recently the lead singer has been trying to revive the project with new members. :)
Once, there was this boy who...
Whatever happened to They Might Be Giants?
I love how they used "mmmmmmm" by the crash test dummies
I wonder if there is something they do with the shells as well. I imagine it could be used for fertilizer.
I thought he said "not all of them come out of the same side" for a second, hahaha
That is seriously cool. Honestly didn't expect to be watching a video on eggs today.
i had to pause the video because i thought i left some tmbg playing in the background. i don't know what they were thinking with that song choice, but i appreciate it.
(opens video)
*_LITTLE BIRDHOUSE IN YOUR SOUL_*
Starting off the video with TMBG. Nice!
I'm happy they don't waste the unwanted eggs. Good stuff.
I have my own chickens and my chickens mostly lay prefect eggs but usually there’s one or two that either have weird shape or have weird shells.
Did anyone else notice the rust in the sink at the end when they showed what happens to damaged eggs?
Nice to see happy chickens i wish they all lived like that
This was really cool. It was like How It's Made.
That nice bit of they might be giants at the beginning there
What was jumping over the eggs @2:33?
I just noticed that
a demon
It’s definitely a feather, likely stuck on by bird poop. ;) You see it in the crack test too.
For some reason we require suppliers to wash eggs in the USA, which removes a protective coating and accelerates their spoilage at room temperature. That’s why supermarket eggs are supposed to be refrigerated in the USA. My mother totally doesn’t though and she uses them months past their expiration dates.
Sassy The Sasquatch Strange. I’ve seen it claimed multiple times that the USA is the odd one out when it comes to washing/refrigerating eggs while Europe, Australia, et al does not. Seemed to explain why these eggs weren’t cleaned.
@@emmettturner9452 it's mainly due to the giant outbreak of salmonella in the past. They now have to legally wash them in fear of salmonella returning
We raised chickens when I was a kid. Nothings ever perfect, but we had fairly consistent egg size, with more variations in color.
Once there was this kid on you got into an accident and couldn't come to school but when he finally came back his hair had turned from black into bright white
Because as in everything, you choose something when it looks perfect to YOU👍😜😎
my grandparents are farmers and I'd never seen a misshapen egg until this video. I suppose the chickens don't get stressed like that on a small farm.
myforever13 It’s normal, not stress. Especially happens in older hybrids.
Guess you can say, this was an eggcelent video
I’m so utterly confused as to why they thought the Crash Test Dummies song “MmmMmmMmmMmmm” was the best most appropriate song for this segment/video? I mean “little birdhouse in your soul” by They might be giants makes absolute perfect sense lol.
Song at the beginning is: Birdhouse in your soul by they might be giants
The Crash Test Dummies song in the background is do funny
No eggs were harmed in the making of this video
We bought those eggs before our supermarket stopped stocking them!
They look Eggcellent.
I did the old water test just today to check how fresh my eggs were.
why is sean lock working in a egg factory lol
Thanks for the eggsplenation, I was really eggcited when I saw this video.
Thanks eggain!
Getting better! This time you answered the question pretty well. But I suggest doing 1-4 minutes longer videos.
Very nice surprise to hear Birdhouse in Your Soul in the first few seconds of this video
I wonder if they check for double yolks for some reason a friend of mine ended up getting a whole carton of eggs each with a double yolk
I'm always looking for the cutes smallest egg when i buy them.
Before u had chickens, I didn't realize how little chickens laid withiut laying pellets, I always thought they layed every 25 hours, withiut the pellets u can get 2 eggs (from a coop of dozen) a week
Damon Richter They do NOT need layers pellets to lay. Feed does NOT dictate how much a hen lays. You can feed any feed, supplement calcium and get even higher quality eggs.
am i the only one who found the wrinkled-shelled eggs more exotic and appetizing?
Gotta say! This was an amazing video!!!
I have never seen an egg like that ever, and I've had chickens for most of my life.
So all the stale, rotten, and bad eggs are shipped off to be put in all the other foods we eat. Brilliant!
did you listen to the video. They aren't stale, or rotten, just they would go bad sooner than the other eggs. Which is why they're then used in other products after being pasteurised and treated.
I am thanking hens for this. Incredible work!
Nice to know, no matter what the Egg looks like if it's not stale or off, it gets used. One way or another 🥚🐣
All eggs go to belly.
Anyone else see the irony in the background song being the smashing pumpkins while doing a video about eggs?
I have chickens and I have never seen an egg that wrinkly. They're all just like the supermarket eggs, lol.
Maybe because you don't scare the shit out of any of your chickens while they are laying? Just a thought.
@@krashd lol maybe. I never thought about it like that.
I never wondered this because I didn't think weird eggs like the ones shown here existed. Still seems rare to find deformed eggs given how many perfect eggs are laid constantly.
The music selection and how/where it cuts in is really odd on this
I cradled eggs back in Ag Class when I moved to the sticks. Fun shit...
Once... There was this hen who...
Had a lot of trauma and was really getting stressed out
And when... She finally laid eggs...
It... Was... bumpy instead of smooth!
She couldn't quite explain it
It looked just like a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllnut
Mmm mmm mmm mmm
Mmm mmm mmm mmm
Kyle Zager That’s a reference I’m not getting
My cloaca is burning
They have industrial egg machines of course 🤔
Do you think that is a problem?
@@antoinefdu No I just said that before watching the video meaning as if the machines made the eggs
Ah, ok.
Olivier Hudon You actually thought eggs were made by... machines?
Fascinating indeed! I remember this one time, as I was a kid, when I found an actual dead chick inside an egg...
Eating boiled eggs while watching the video.
Mad lad
I really liked the song at the beginning
SECONDQUEST They might be giants!
Summary: all eggs are good eggs
I thought 41 damn zombie chickens only for a moment lol
0:22 lol tells a rooster (male chicken) to go lay eggs haahahahah
Don't think a TV presenter is a farmer.
That is a 100% chicken.
Please.... You could at least google how a rooster vs chicken looks like, before commenting, lol.
Generated Script That’s a hen, love.
Hawokki Maybe you ought to google terminology? Chicken is the species. Hen and rooster are sexes.
"How it's made: eggs" is already a thing
What's the song called I used to listen to it when I was younger
I live in a third world country and we raise a few hens at home. But I've never seen shells being deformed in the way they showed in the thumbnail. They've always come out perfect and they're near identical to what I can get in the market.
Have you ever banged a drum next to one of your hens while it was laying? Try that and then see if the egg comes out perfect.
Knocking on the eggs completely reminds me of Charlie and the chocolate factory
My family had 42 chickens at one point and the worst egg I saw had a couple bumps on it.
Nils Nyberg You mean calcium deposits? Which is not bad at all.
@@cj597 yeah, I was kinda saying that I never really saw any bad eggs. Nothing like the bad one in the thumbnail (or at 2:07)
Eggs from my free range chickens look quite ok as well. O my difference with supermarket is that they are bigger and don't have a stamp
My grandparents own chickens and harvest their eggs.I have never seen a bulky egg like that
2:47 any one else notice that egg had a feather on it ?
Micheal Jackson Dangerous And? It’s illegal to wash commercially sold eggs in the UK and Europe - which is great as it promotes farmers to keep their nest boxes clean.
poultry fanatic I didn’t know that thanks for the information
I like the crash test dummies theme, reminds me of when i was 14/15 :)
What is that at 2:34 i see like little fury worm things passing by the eggs
Crash Test Dummies mmm mmm mmm in case anyone was wondering
brian whittle Once, there was this girl who...
Finally someone who knows this band other than me
I knew I wasn't the only one who would recognize this song! It could've also been "Headline News" by Weird Al, also. Lol
oh thanks cracked my head trying to remember
2:33 what was that creepy grey thing?
A heaven for howtobasic
And weaving out the weak ones is an eggstra big challenge
I'm amazed too ...!
Yet I still find a broken egg every time I go to the store and buy a dozen...
Song at 1:10? Part of my young childhood
I wasn’t expecting TMBG
Lol as if that's the way egg laying chickens are kept!
Free range in the UK are.
@@movement2contact sorry I did mean organic, but the word slipped my mind.
2% of the uk's eggs are from "organic" sources..
exaclty
Uh yeah it is, that is the definition of Free Range, they get to range, free. If they're not Free Range then no, and I never buy non free range. You'd be surprised how much of the egg market is from free range hens.
Can there be little parasites in the eggs? Like if the Hen had a parasite could it get transferred into the egg? Also, why do chickens have non fertile eggs?
Mr. Fish the frog No, but she can pass disease onto the egg. Eggs are infertile... well, when they’re not fertilised, when there’s no male chicken.
nice music choice 👍
i have chickens at my house and their eggs look exactly the same as super market eggs. just slightly smaller
Anyone notice that feather on the egg?
I still think my chickens make better than store bought eggs considering the yolk is so much darker orange than the pale yellow of store bought.
It’s 3am why am I watching which this like I don’t have to be up in the morning
I hope most of the cracked eggs are used to make egg whites and yolks. Not put in cartons but cracked and the yolk and whites seperated
My grandmother used to have hens, and would give my parents eggs all the time, I don't remember the eggs ever being deformed.
Eggcellent