I am down cleaning out my cold room and came across a bucket of eggs I preserved using the water glass method 3 years ago, the date on them was Oct 2020. You can easily preserve them for 18 months but thought “what the heck” lets see how they are after 3 years. Out of 2 dozen, 6 were still in tact and didn’t float when placed in a glass of water (indicating they were “fresh). I broke a couple open, scrambled them, tasted them and you would never know they weren’t fresh today…well maybe the white was a bit more runny but perfectly edible. If you can get an abundance of eggs for a good price and aren’t fortunate to have a freeze dryer or a mother who does this is a great way to preserve eggs for storage.
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Maybe this should become a class-action suit.
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An Alberta couple has filed an application for judicial review over the compulsory long-form census, and is asking federal court to strike down portions of the census relating to health, sexual orientation, and gender identity that it says infringe on constitutional privacy rights.
Households that received the 2026 census in early May were required to provide accurate and full information or face a fine of up to $500 on summary conviction, with Statistics Canada saying that failure to complete the questionnaire could lead to further penalties.
In addition to questions about employment, income, languages spoken, and education contained on the short-form census, the long-form census asked a number of questions on personal health, disabilities, living arrangements, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
Filing
The application was filed June 10 by lawyers funded by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) on behalf of Bradley and Linda Osborne of ...