Where to get white eggs?

March 21, 2005

Easter is ante portas. So it is also time to colour some eggs on our own. And to do so, it is a good idea to have white eggs instead of brown ones. Whereas brown eggs are preferred to be used for cooking and so on, white eggs are essential for colouring.

However, getting white eggs may become a bit difficult here. I have seen not shop yet, which sells white eggs. Well ok, Tesco sells some white ones in a blue paper box. And that's the problem: the eggs are not really white they are pale blue, which is also not so good for colouring eggs with other colours.

Well, let's see if some of these small corner shops have some white eggs. Still a few days time to deal with that problem that shouldn't be one.

This entry was posted at March 21, 2005 20:10 (UTC) from London, UK.

Comments

  1. Ian Says:
    March 22, 2005 08:34 AM

    Color(ing) = American English spelling
    Colour(ing) = English spelling

    Please change or else the easter bunny will not know where to put your eggs! LOL

  1. Daniel Says:
    March 22, 2005 08:41 AM

    Ok, changed. ;-)

  1. Adrianne Truett Says:
    March 22, 2005 11:12 PM

    When living there, we generally got the brown eggs for eating (often with two yolks, which was always entertaining), but ended up getting the white eggs, believe it or not, at (I belive) Selfridge's food court! Don't know if they still carry them, though, as this is ten years ago.

  1. Mary Samarine Says:
    April 3, 2006 04:52 PM

    I too am looking for white eggs to colour for Easter 2006. I shall certainly try Selfridge's! Any other suggestions? Thank you.