Simple Tip: Buying Eggs
How much thought do you put into purchasing eggs? The most important thing that was ever on my mind when I purchased eggs in a store was how big they were, and if they were all intact.
Next time you are at your local grocery store pick the eggs that come in a cardboard (paper) package. These are often made from recycled material, and can be recycled again. Compared to a Styrofoam container that last many years in a landfill, this is a quick easy option with no negative impact on you.
Want to take it one step further? Reuse those egg containers.
- Use containers to start seedlings for your garden.
- Sort and organize small hardware (nuts, bolts, screws and nails)
- More ideas from the Alberta (Canada) Egg Producers website.
What ideas do you have for reusing an egg container?
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I use our egg containers for our fresh eggs
And for sharing them with others, too…when I am not feeling greedy and wanting to eat them all myself!
We have 4 adult chickens, all of whom are laying (for the moment, anyway), and 4 2.5 month old youngsters. I love having backyard chickens and think that fresh eggs are absolutely wonderful!
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