i grab the occasional #10 can of storage foods like MH, Emergency Essentials, Augason Farms when the price is right. Is is just me or have powdered eggs gone way up? must be trickle down from the Bird flu this last year; http://www.augasonfarms.com/Dairy-Meat/Dairy/Eggs-Dairy meanwhile over...

I have three #10 cans of Augason Farms Emergency Food Whole Eggs Dried Egg Product. I've opened one of the cans so I can experiment with some recipes. The product smells horrible. The last time I used it, I made corn bread. The reconstituted eggs smelled bad when I mixed the powder with water...

Has anyone tried to make cornbread out of items they easily store? Cornmeal, flour, powdered eggs, powdered milk? I usually use fresh buttermilk and fresh eggs and shortening. I need a alternate recipe.

So I finally got around to getting some dried eggs from auguson farms. I bought a few tins of it and was excited to try it out, but so far can not find a way to make the product palatable in the least. My dog doesn't even like it :(. I tried mixing in milk and whipping it, cheese...

I was in my local CO-OP grocery the other day [BTW great deals on bulk foods if you are a member] and they had something called 'Powdered Egg Substitute'. I was wondering what is it and would it be worth storing instead of powdered eggs or along side of the eggs? I don't recall the price...

I have been reading about the problems with backing stuff like Bisquick due to the butter or shortening going bad. So am thinking about just storing baking soda and cream of tarter separately and am uncertain on if eggs and shortening or butter can be stored long term. From those of you out...

Ok, new here, yes I searched but did not find what I was looking for. IF I can only afford one, which one? For example, Auguson Farms Dried Eggs. They come in "whole eggs" or "scrambled eggs" The whole eggs can be used for baking(cakes, etc) and scrambling? The scrambled eggs can only be...

I have been putting back beans,rice,canned meats,pastas (Things I consider lunch or dinner). However I have not put back anything for breakfast until now. I started thinking how I would hate to eat pasta or beans for breakfast, so I ordered 30 packs of powdered eggs from eggstore.com. I was...

Anyone ever make their own? Was searching for dried egg/dairy products today (I need to figure out my eggs & butter solution...) and I'm came across this. http://www.ehow.com/video_7847017_make-own-powdered-eggs.html What do you all think? I'd make some minor modification, larger quantity...

I have whole dried eggs for baking but I REALLY love scrambled eggs. Please list reasons and brands along with any extra ingredients that you add to make them more palatable.

I've been searching in stores and online and THERE ARE NO POWDERED EGGS ANYWHERE. I mentioned this to the hubby and I said, "there must be a lot of people prepping." His response was "either that or the government is buying them all up." I hadn't thought about the possibility of the gov't...

Last night I was given a link to listen to an internet radio show called Prepper Podcast. On this podcast they had supposedly canceled their normal guest speaker because there was some important information to share. This information consisted mostly of the FDA holding up long term storage...

found this and thought this might save ppl alot of money if they just make their own :thumb: its cheap and very easy to do. http://www.ehow.com/how_2304324_make-powdered-eggs.html one question would a dehydrator get 135 degrees ... hot enough to dry the eggs? lol i answered myself yealp...

i really hate to sound stupid, but does anyone know where to buy powdered eggs and milk without having to order it online? for example, i know wallie-mart has powdered milk, but i cannot find powdered eggs or powdered butter for that matter. thanks. tom

I was looking for an economical source for ordering powdered eggs when I came across this "make your own" article. Has anyone tried making your own powdered eggs? The #10 cans go for close to $30 so if someone had chickens it seems like this might be worth trying...

Am thinking about trying some of the powdered egg products. Just looking for actual user reports & recipes. Whole egg? Scrambled egg? Egg with bacon/ham? Taste, texture helpful hints & tips for storing & cooking. Yeah, I DID try a search and it was worse than going to Google:(. I will have...

Is it just me, or do powdered eggs taste N-A-S-T-Y???? I have used the Honeyville Grains powdered eggs, and they just don't do it for me. They don't smell right, the texture is gritty and lumpy, and they don't cook up like fresh eggs at all. So, is it only me, is it the brand of eggs, or is...