The Different Parts of an Egg
Posted on: June 13th 2018There aren’t many ways you can go wrong with an egg. From the simple and satisfying hardboiled egg to the baked delights of quiches and frittatas, from savory shakshouka to a runny and rich fried-egg topping, their versatility is almost as astounding as their nutrition. In fact, the health benefits,...
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Featured on National Geographic’s “Wicked Tuna”
Posted on: May 11th 2018Sauder's Eggs Featured on Wicked Tuna We at Sauder's Eggs were so excited to see that our eggs were featured on "Wicked Tuna," a show on National Geographic! On the show, the crew of the Hot Tuna scours the Atlantic for bluefin tuna. In last week's episode, Captain TJ Ott and his crew...
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April 2018 FDA Egg Recall (Sauder’s Eggs NOT Affected)
Posted on: April 16th 2018Dear Valued Customers & Retailers, We want to inform you that R.W. Sauder Inc. brand products, as well as all of our family farms, have NOT been affected by the most recent outbreak of bacteria in shell eggs (April 2018). Sauder's Eggs produces our brand following the Pennsylvania Egg Quality Assurance...
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The Best Ways To Dye Easter Eggs
Posted on: April 4th 2018How to Dye the Best Easter Eggs Easter is almost here. You've bought a new dress, shined your shoes and ironed the tablecloth. Holidays are all about traditions, and there is no bigger Easter tradition than dyeing hardboiled eggs. While you could pick up one of the egg dyeing kits...
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How To Blow Out an Egg
Posted on: April 4th 2018Blown Easter egg ornaments are a great idea for your next Easter craft project. In fact, hollowing out eggs and decorating them is a fun craft activity any time of the year. And you can preserve blown out eggs for years after you make them because, without the egg yolk...
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What Do Different Eggshell Colors Mean?
Posted on: March 23rd 2018You may be familiar with “Green Eggs and Ham” by Dr. Seuss. Maybe as a kid, you’ve wanted to try green eggs just like Sam. And now, as an adult, perhaps you’re wondering — Do green eggs really exist? What would make them that color? Do they taste different? Are...
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The 13 Most Common Egg Cooks
Posted on: March 23rd 2018Picture this. You’re in a restaurant, getting breakfast or brunch with a friend. The server asks you how you’d like your eggs, and proceeds to reel off the options. Scrambled, over-easy, poached, soft-boiled and so, so many more. By the time the server finishes the list, you’ve forgotten what was...
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How to Hard Boil an Egg
Posted on: March 23rd 2018Health and news organizations tout eggs as the “healthiest food on the planet” and “nature’s perfect food.” The American Egg Board even labels them as incredible. After all, an egg is a great source of vitamin B12, riboflavin, phosphorus, selenium and protein. In fact, just one egg provides you with...
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What’s the Difference Between White Eggs and Brown Eggs?
Posted on: March 23rd 2018You may have heard that brown eggs are healthier than white eggs. The truth is, all eggs have the same taste and nutritional value. It doesn't matter if an egg is white, brown or green — eggs get their colors from pigments added to the shell before the egg is...
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How to Make a Cocktail With Egg White
Posted on: March 23rd 2018If you’re a fan of fizzes, flips and sassy sours, you know the quintessential cocktail requires practice, patience and the perfect balance of blended flavor. And as tastes become braver and recipes become bolder, cocktails can consist of ingredients more deliciously daring than ever. Bacon and barbeque, you say? Beet...
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