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FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $75 ACROSS CANADA *Some exclusions apply.
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $75 ACROSS CANADA *Some exclusions apply.

Pure Choice Freeze Dried Whole Egg Crystals

Original price $27.49 - Original price $27.49
Original price
$27.49
$27.49 - $27.49
Current price $27.49

ONLY FOR CURBSIDE PICKUP OR LOCAL FRESH DELIVERIES IN OTTAWA

Items that are kept in the fridge or freezer or are too large/heavy to ship are now available to order online for curbside pick up at any of our locations or for a local home delivery in the Ottawa area.  

For more information on shopping options and to see if you qualify for local home delivery click here.

All Pure Choice products are packaged for long term 20+ Years.

Pure Choice only uses the best and freshest eggs to produce our Egg Crystals. Good  to use for scrambled eggs, omelets, and crepes. Our egg crystals can also be used for baking loaves of bread and cakes; they mix well with other ingredients. They’re also ideal for long-term storage and emergency preparedness. Just add water and these crystals spring to life and are ready to cook. Use a fork or spoon and crush up so no big pieces are left. This will make the consistency smoother.

Shelf-Life: This will stay for up to 25 years if un-opened.  Once opened, re-seal so no air moisture gets in package.  Should be good for several years like this.

Instructions: To reconstitute one egg, mix  2 Tbs of Egg Crystals with 2  TBS of water. You can also use some milk instead of some of the water.

No refrigeration required. Great for camping, baking or emergency food.

1 Egg = 2 TBSP or 8g

7.5oz (212.63g)= Approx 26 XL eggs

Eggs are pasteurized

 

Customer's Ask-  Are there any Antibiotics or hormones used in your eggs. 

From what we understand, egg laying chickens are not the same as chickens that are raised to eat. Here is what the egg company has to say.

Myth: Antibiotics are regularly used on egg-laying hens.

We strongly believe in prevention over treatment, and we put this belief into practice. Our hens are vaccinated when they are young to build defences against diseases. As a result, antibiotics are used rarely at our farms

Are eggs injected with antibiotics?

Due to the effective use of vaccines and on-farm disease prevention, only a small percentage of egg-laying flocks ever receive antibiotics. If they do, it is under the supervision of a veterinarian and only for a short time to treat a specific disease or to prevent a recurring disease.