Daughter L noticed that these eggs are quite different. The small yolk on the left was purchased at my local drugstore where I always get them on sale (large eggs). The one on the right was bought at a different grocery store, L is pretty sure they were also large eggs.
My friend S was telling me that her dentist recommends mouthwashes with no alcohol. I googled this and sure enough they make sense. It says the alcohol kills both good and bad bacteria. I think I will switch to zero alcohol mouthwashes. Do you use a mouthwash?
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Gee... I don't use mouthwashes, but Art does. I'll have to tell him.
My mouthwash with no alcohol :)
My mouthwash has no alcohol! Have a great day, Valerie
yes, alcohol could kill both bad and good bacteria...
Have a great weekend
Hi Christine I don't use mouth wash,I just use water and gargle xx
No, I don't use mouthwash!
have a beautiful Sunday
Elke
I guess eggs, like chickens, and people, are very different!
Eggs are like people; we're all different. :0
I don't use mouthwash, but that totally make sense!!
Her dentist was right, mine told me the same and I use mouthwash without alcohol. It is very interesting how these eggs are different.
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Interesting to see the 2 egg yolks. I don't use mouthwashes at all.
Quite a difference in the egg yolks.
My dentist gave me the alcohol-free mouthwash after the implant procedures. Personally, I prefer the alcohol in it. My teeth feel much cleaner.
Very interesting, I will remember that☺
I thought this was citrus fruit for a second
It been ages since I use mouthwash
Yes, I use mouthwash every day. I usually don't buy the ones with alcohol in them.
hmm many reasons for the difference. free range or not, different feed, different breed of chicken.
cool :)
looks like they look at us
these eggs look quite smaller than those we have here
i don't use mouthwash
Eggs can differ a little, for instance in the UK a large egg can measure/weigh between 63 - 73g.
I don't use mouthwash.
All the best Jan
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