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Old 20-01-2011, 20:12   #1
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Deb-El Whole Eggs ?

Ok, where in south Florida can someone stock up with the Whole dry eggs?
Deb-El Whole Eggs, 8 oz canister - My Brands

Not at Winn-Dixie. Only whites at whole foods and publix.

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Anyone with first hand knowledge?

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You might contact deb-el directly and ask who distributes them.

Or, oddly enough, amazon.com sells a lot of dried foods very competitively. Including deb-el whole powdered eggs. (In the US, they're usually call powdered eggs, not dry eggs.)

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thanks, I was trying to find some to sample without buying a whole case or paying a load for shipping on one container. My time with a car in south florida is now at an end. If someone is interested in starting a thread "Provisions for crossing the gulf stream" and maintaining it as a sticky would be great. Items like Deb El and canned butter and bacon. ON THE SHELF IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND READY TO PICK UP. That would be constructive.

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Wes, in the US we generally don't do powdered eggs. The fresh ones will keep, with or without refrigeration, for weeks and that should get you to your next destination and fresh eggs.

Bacon we don't tin, you buy pre-cooked bacon in boxes in any supermarket now, just heat and eat. The shelf life is months if not more than a year. Best of all, without the expensive tin it is about the same price as uncooked bacon.

"ON THE SHELF IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND READY TO PICK UP." That'd be the chandleries no doubt, at prices better suited to crewed corporate yachts.<G> Shelves cost money, and slow-selling goods can't be sold profitably and affordably in high-rent places like Florida's Gold Coast.

Planning ahead, ordering ahead, having it delivered and waiting at your next port of call, is probably the most reliable AND cheapest way to get the odd things.
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