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bsquiggle1 t1_jacvxyh wrote
Reply to comment by i-d-even-k- in Eggs and margarine drive food inflation to record 17.1% by VORTXS
Some of them only once
bsquiggle1 t1_jacvtan wrote
Reply to comment by bozitybozitybopzebop in Eggs and margarine drive food inflation to record 17.1% by VORTXS
Butter isn't much better in inflationary terms, it's becoming a luxury. I'd rather go without than use margarine.
bsquiggle1 t1_j91d34x wrote
Reply to TIL about lipograms: written work in which a particular letter is intentionally omitted. Ernest Wright wrote his 1939 novel Gadsby without the letter "e," and his book was 50,000 words long. by class-in-a-glass
Shame there's a letter e right there in the thumbnail. You'd think the publishers could've gone the extra mile
bsquiggle1 t1_jaeswjm wrote
Reply to comment by i-d-even-k- in Eggs and margarine drive food inflation to record 17.1% by VORTXS
https://farmandanimals.com/can-you-eat-bird-eggs/
Are All Bird Eggs Edible? Actually no, not all bird eggs should be eaten due to some birds being toxic. These birds include ones that eat insects causing the birds skin, feathers, and dander to contain the same chemical found in poison dart frogs, Batrachotoxinin-A or BTX:
Hooded Pitohui – from New Guinea. Northern Variable Pitohui – from New Guinea. Blue Capped Ifrita – From New Guinea. Little Shrikethrush – from Australia. Because these birds all sit on their eggs, even touching them would probably be a bad idea.
Other toxic birds include:
Red Warbler – from Mexico Spur-winged Goose – from Sub-Saharan Africa