As avian flu continues to spread across the U.S., wiping out egg-laying chicken flocks and creating a shift in consumer habits, grocery stores have reported dwindling supplies and skyrocketing prices ...

Even if bird flu manages to make its way into an egg, "the normal cooking process would kill that ... so the normal milk that you're buying off a shelf in the grocery store that is pasteurized ...

“It’s something you don’t think about until you look at the shelf ... and eggs and poultry are safe to eat because sick animals aren’t allowed into the food supply. Plus, properly cooking ...

Some grocery stores have even limited how many eggs shoppers can buy ... sick birds or cattle are kept out of the food supply. Cooking meat to 165 degrees (74 Celsius) kills bird flu, E.

A new method pioneered to optimally cook both the yolk and white (or albumen) of a boiled chicken egg has been published in ...

With skyrocketing egg prices and grocery stores limiting how many you can buy, here's what know when storing eggs and how long you can keep them.

As the wholesale price of eggs rises, breakfast specials at some restaurants are getting more expensive. By Julie Creswell Karen Huebner did not want to raise the price of omelets. Even as she was ...

The team used computer models of computational fluid dynamics, then tested out the painstaking—yet reportedly ...

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Egg prices are already steep – and might be getting worse. The average price of a dozen Grade A large eggs was $4.15 during the month of December, said the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics – an ...