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  • What temp setting is best? And for how long?

  • Interesting tip. I learned to put them in your garden so the plants and thus us can get the calcium back. But this is nice too. I wonder if this would be a good trick for laying hens to get even better eggs for human consumption...

  • What an excellent idea! I'm going to do this!

  • Cool.. I'm guna try this :)

  • Don't feed them to birds!!! lol. You use them for your vegetable gardens. Preferably tomatoes to prevent blossom end-rot.

  • Excellent - good use of resources! I'm afraid I'm too set in my ways, I always just put them in my worm farm, which is easiest for me:) But I do often wonder about where my shell grit comes from.

  • do you have to use fossil fuels to dry your eggs? maybe you could just lay them out in the sun?

  • I bake them when I have the oven on for other reasons. I have never tried using the sun. If you try it, let me know how it works.

  • cool!

  • my worms love them too. I find them in a ball inside the eggs a lot. But in the Spring, a better use for them is giving them to the birds so you'll have plenty of healthy babies.

  • I feed em to my worm composter.... They love emmm.... Never thought to heat em to crush em thouth...

    Question though? Feeding eggs to birds! Isnt that a form of canibalism? LOL Just kiddin.

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