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What is in your fast food egg?
Sometimes it is just an egg. Other times it has 15 ingredients.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddri...id=mailsignout McDonalds McDonald's McMuffins have genuine eggs, freshly cracked from the shell and cooked for your breakfast sandwich. But if you order a Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit, for example, the egg is a different story. Those breakfast sandwiches and biscuits are served with a €śFolded Egg,€ť and it has quite a few ingredients. Folded Egg€”Pasteurized whole eggs, food starch-modified, soybean oil, natural flavors (botanical source), sodium acid pyrophosphate, carrageenan, flavor enhancer [salt, maltodextrin, natural flavor (plant source), spices, herb, turmeric (color)], monosodium phosphate, citric acid, soy lecithin (release agent). Thats 15 ingredients in €śeggs.€ť Subway Subways Bacon, Egg & Cheese flatbread, as well as three similar options, offers up a scrambled egg-style patty with 15 ingredients, tied with the McDonalds offering. Egg Omelet Patty€”Liquid whole egg, liquid egg white, water, skim milk powder, canola oil, butter flavour (liquid and hydrogenated soybean oil, salt, soy lecithin, natural flavor, tocopherols), natural corn starch, salt, xanthan gum, citric acid, white pepper. Want it with an egg white patty instead? That list is a bit shorter. Egg (White) Omelet Patty€”Liquid egg white, natural corn starch, butter flavour (soybean oil, natural flavour), salt, xanthan gum, white pepper. |
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What is in your fast food egg?
On 2019-05-22 10:36 p.m., Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> Sometimes it is just an egg.Â* Other times it has 15 ingredients. > > https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddri...id=mailsignout > > > McDonalds > McDonald's McMuffins have genuine eggs, freshly cracked from the shell > and cooked for your breakfast sandwich. But if you order a Sausage, Egg, > & Cheese Biscuit, for example, the egg is a different story. Those > breakfast sandwiches and biscuits are served with a €śFolded Egg,€ť and it > has quite a few ingredients. > > Folded Egg€”Pasteurized whole eggs, food starch-modified, soybean oil, > natural flavors (botanical source), sodium acid pyrophosphate, > carrageenan, flavor enhancer [salt, maltodextrin, natural flavor (plant > source), spices, herb, turmeric (color)], monosodium phosphate, citric > acid, soy lecithin (release agent). > > Thats 15 ingredients in €śeggs.€ť > > Subway > Subways Bacon, Egg & Cheese flatbread, as well as three similar > options, offers up a scrambled egg-style patty with 15 ingredients, tied > with the McDonalds offering. > > Egg Omelet Patty€”Liquid whole egg, liquid egg white, water, skim milk > powder, canola oil, butter flavour (liquid and hydrogenated soybean oil, > salt, soy lecithin, natural flavor, tocopherols), natural corn starch, > salt, xanthan gum, citric acid, white pepper. > > Want it with an egg white patty instead? That list is a bit shorter. > > Egg (White) Omelet Patty€”Liquid egg white, natural corn starch, butter > flavour (soybean oil, natural flavour), salt, xanthan gum, white pepper. Scary. They are eggs. They are easy enough to purchase, store and to crack open, so there doesn't seem to be any reason to have to used processed foods. |
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What is in your fast food egg?
On Wed, 22 May 2019 22:36:03 -0400, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> Sometimes it is just an egg. Other times it has 15 ingredients. > > https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddri...id=mailsignout > > McDonald˘s > McDonald's McMuffins have genuine eggs, freshly cracked from the shell > and cooked for your breakfast sandwich. They do use some sort of spray release agent on those McMuffin egg pans, probably something along the lines of PAM: Canola Oil*, Palm Oil*, Coconut Oil*, Lecithin from Soybeans (Non-Stick Agent), Wheat Flour, Silicon Dioxide, Artificial Flavor, TBHQ (Preservative). -sw |
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What is in your fast food egg?
"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote in message ... > Sometimes it is just an egg. Other times it has 15 ingredients. > > https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddri...id=mailsignout > > McDonalds > McDonald's McMuffins have genuine eggs, freshly cracked from the shell and > cooked for your breakfast sandwich. But if you order a Sausage, Egg, & > Cheese Biscuit, for example, the egg is a different story. Those breakfast > sandwiches and biscuits are served with a €śFolded Egg,€ť and it has quite a > few ingredients. > > Folded Egg€”Pasteurized whole eggs, food starch-modified, soybean oil, > natural flavors (botanical source), sodium acid pyrophosphate, > carrageenan, flavor enhancer [salt, maltodextrin, natural flavor (plant > source), spices, herb, turmeric (color)], monosodium phosphate, citric > acid, soy lecithin (release agent). > > Thats 15 ingredients in €śeggs.€ť > > Subway > Subways Bacon, Egg & Cheese flatbread, as well as three similar options, > offers up a scrambled egg-style patty with 15 ingredients, tied with the > McDonalds offering. > > Egg Omelet Patty€”Liquid whole egg, liquid egg white, water, skim milk > powder, canola oil, butter flavour (liquid and hydrogenated soybean oil, > salt, soy lecithin, natural flavor, tocopherols), natural corn starch, > salt, xanthan gum, citric acid, white pepper. > > Want it with an egg white patty instead? That list is a bit shorter. > > Egg (White) Omelet Patty€”Liquid egg white, natural corn starch, butter > flavour (soybean oil, natural flavour), salt, xanthan gum, white pepper. IHop adds pancake batter to their eggs. You can get them without. You just have to ask. But most people wouldn't be expecting that so wouldn't ask. |
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