...doubt it or you'd have never made such a disgusting comment in the first place! :neutral_face:

I'm no PETA member. But I think it's pretty disgusting that Aldi are even still selling eggs from caged hens.

What guy doesnt like that on a bird :neutral_face:

...well done animal hater, you're hilarious! :neutral_face:

Looks good - you should find the best price and post as your first deal. :smiley:

P.S. How low grade eggs at 8p each generate over 100 comments I shell never know? :confused:

W'ere the only kind that can't handle raw meat though

FREE RANGE

cold for cruelty.

****.You cannot kill or slaughter someone that you dignify or care for.Each one to his own choice!

Indeed, the old statement that we should all become vegetarians if we care about animal welfare is an easy throw away comment that doesn't help solve the issue.The main problem is that many animals bred for meat are treated as products, not animals, but then is this any different from the many people, especially in the far east working in factories and treated like robots?.Unfortunately, there is no easy solution, especially in a world where greed & price rules.All we can do as mere consumers is make choices we feel happier with and think are right from what's offered to us, and those choices will be different for everyone.

If people really do not want animals to suffer then the best option is to not eat meat products rather than cringe about animal cruelty etc. Killing an animal in itself is cruel enough so either be a vegan or stop pretending to care about animal treatment!Me personally I enjoy non-veg so I would not be a hypocrite and moan about animal cruelty

Out of principle I only buy free range british eggs, and have done for many years, because for the often minor price difference I don't see the need for eggs from caged hen anymore, but it's all personal choice, and for me it's one small change I could afford to make easily.One thing for sure, is that this is obviously a good price, and whether caged or free range, eggs are a very good for you and cheap ...and you can't beat a boiled egg with salt & pepper and of course soldiers!

Clever hey.

I never had Rubisco down as being into dirty talk late at night, but having just checked out 2 of their 3 most recent posts ...... well.


This is bad enough....

... but this is just pure filth.



P.S. I had better start looking now. :smile:

I'm impressed as to how this thread has evolved into a discussion into what constitutes Life... Another triumph of hotukdeals metaphysical philosophy.

I agree :smiley:

Inb4 one_way replies saying he has found they all go down easily whether they are clever or not. :wink:

The clever ones never go down as easily

And they're halal!!

Cracking deals , eggslant deal no yokes

They're probably using the stupid app and there's a glitch in the spyware process or something.

Lol old Trafford would be a godsend for any chicken aside from LVG. That moron will run Utd to the ground!

Very clearly in the title

I have medical problems and eating eggs from caged chickens will definitely make me sick for 2-3 days, I can only have organic or free-range so there is a big difference in the quality. Not worth the risk at all to save a few pennies.

It's not REALLY though, is it?

No but theres many headless chickens running around Old Trafford :smile:

Because if you bother to read articles some free range chicken have an open space which is actually less than what caged chicken have.

Just because it's free range doesn't mean the chicken is doing laps round etihad stadium

Good deal I guess for what they are. However for those who tend not to care what they eat based on animal welfare, I would strongly recommend you try 'pasteured' eggs based on taste. (Free range & Organic is the closest you'll get in the shops). The difference in taste is astonishing, and they are also far more nutritious. A lot of people sell excess eggs at the bottom of their garden who let chickens run around during the day and forrage for food, which is much closer to their natural diet. These tend to be sold at very reasonable prices, typically £1 for 6. If you struggle to find them, try these http://www.clarencecourt.co.uk/our-range/burford-browns/ although they are a lot more expensive it'll give you an idea of the taste you are missing out on by eating caged, or even standard free range eggs.

Generally, the more orange the yolk the healthier the chicken and the tastier the egg.

my non veggie food fertilises your vegetables...

"Humanely slaughter",is there anything humane in slaughtering?Is this an excuse to justify ending a life?Im sorry but such words are only used to convince others that slaughtering is justified if it's done to appease one's guilt of killing.I am practical and yes my point was not about keeping animals caged up for eggs etc but the hypocrisy that slaughtering is justified as long as it's done humanely.

I'm interested to see people suggesting Aldi shouldn't sell caged eggs, which supermarkets don't? I'm pretty sure Tesco, Asda and Morrisons all sell "Big Eggs" which are caged, amongst others.

Better be golden eggs for £80

Iceland have had 2 packs of 10 eggs for £1.60 for about year now. They are from caged hens though.

How can they ? They are free range !

Not free range so will not get they have to be free range ! ! ! Alid should not sell them ! ! !

Golden eggs

Listen I agree you should only by free range eggs, but the problem is if they were all free range they'd be no cheap fresh chickens for £2.50 :smiley:

Strong sense of UKIP/BNP on the box cover, I think I'll give this a pass. Don't want people to get the wrong ideas of me.

A word in your shell like. In this day and age, its got to be free range. Caged hens go through cruelty and its just not cricket.

£80 ? bit expensive.lol

I'm no PETA member. But I think it's pretty disgusting that Aldi are even still selling eggs from caged hens.

I don't think you can comprehend what was posted.Rather than sparing some brain cells to derive the meaning of my statement,you seem to be drawing weird analogies. To be honest,I would not want to waste my time explaining as you are hell bent on drawing incorrect conclusions,but yes,if you kill animals to eat and moan about "cruelty while in captivity",perhaps you ought to rethink if slaughtering is bliss!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpBhQKwm2rY:smiley:

:laughing:

Thats french for an egg :disappointed:

I like it hard in the morning, cant stand soft boiled eggs :smiley:

The battery ones definitely taste better and in any case oftentimes you'll be getting the horror of battery hens but pretending to yourself its ok. A bit like dropping bombs in syria...kill some women and children over there, ensure many people over here get killed in future retaliations and pretend youve done the right thing

You should read your own post. You're explicitly saying that anyone who eats meat and complains about animal cruelty is a hypocrite.

It's like saying anyone who uses a car shouldn't be able to complain about the VW scandal.

Ps, i like mine scrambled :smile:

So how do you like your eggs ??? Heat added for a good deal :laughing:

egg-tastic

I'm sure I recognise your 'style' of posts OP. Have you been here before? :wink:

What gets me with vegetarians is they always moan about cruelty to animals but don't give any respect to the vegetation they eat which is also a living thing.
All because it doesn't walk, crawl or look at you with big eyes doesn't mean it's not alive.
To me vegetarians place animals above the plants they eat which to me means they are bigger hypocrites than anybody.

It was just a question I didnt know if you were asking me a question or saying its what you'd do :neutral_face: Do I look like someone that can comment on others punctuation :smiley:

If you read my post correctly,I have mentioned that "killing an animal in itself is cruel", so I am not condoning animal cruelty rather emphasizing that rather than people condemning the cruel treatment they should voice opinion about slaughtering.So No!its not a ridiculous argument if you don't jump to conclusions without understanding the post

You can keep commenting on my use of punctuation all you like. It doesn't change the fact you are promoting battery eggs.

That's not how this site works as far as I know. If my comments make people think and possibly switch to a slighlty more ethical purchase then great.

Who makes a special trip to a supermarket to save a few pence on eggs anyway?

...well done animal hater, you're hilarious! :neutral_face:

Sainsbury's banned these back in 2009, even McDonalds stopped using them in 2007.

I'm joking I'm an animal lover really :smiley:

Smoking hot

Oohhh, yeeeessss, it did! *points behind you* You just didn't want egg on your face! :stuck_out_tongue:

It never :neutral_face:

and the airforce to drop shells.

Oh but it did! :stuck_out_tongue:

:neutral_face: it doesnt

They'll have to call for the soldiers.

Is that a question to me as it looks like youre saying thats what youd rather do but then its got a question mark at the end :man:

Are you sure? I think with all the eggcitment has boiled over already!

Well they'll be eggausted then.

Definitely rather pay what 20p more for free range?

Not yoking - people will be scrambling to get this deal.

Free range?

bargain for £80 :wink:

They have always been a very good size for me but you always get a couple that look smaller so you just swap them for others :smiley:

What guy doesnt like that on a bird :neutral_face:

Having bought them last week, I must say that ALDIs Large Hens have very tight orifices on their rear ends when compared to others.

Cracking price :smiley: