Powdered Egg?

[Thorfinn]

Hay folks,

Just a quick question. I have been using goose eggs in my backwood cooking and i'm feed up of opening the packing and finding all but one unbroken.

So heres the question; I've been looking for powdered egg for a long time. I've tried ASDA, Holland and Barrat and no luck. I can find powbered milk easy enough but can't find the egg.

Any help will be nice.

 

[TheMagicalBadger]

I found some in Tesco, near the flour/dried fruit/nuts/other baking stuff

 

[Toddy]

The 1940's Society also sells it, see the bottom of the page on this link.

http://www.1940.co.uk/acatalog/Miscellaneous.html

Cheers,
Toddy

p.s. try "powdered egg" on ebay too
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EGG-POWDER-PO...tcZphotoQQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[dommyracer]

Nice one Toddy! I've also had a pig of a time trying to find powdered egg, even here in London!

 

[Nigel]

Try this
http://www.supercook.co.uk/about/our-products/details/11148
you can get it at Tesco, Asda etc

Nigel

 

[bushyboo]

i always get mine from tesco

 

[atross]

http://www.myprotein.co.uk/bulk-powders/protein-powders/whole-egg-powder/

I buy alot of my training supplements from them (one of my other interests) they also have pasteurised egg whites which i find good as they last for ages!

If you enter MP3285 in the coupon section you will get 5% off

 

[EdS]

anyone know where you can get powdered free range egg?

 

[Thorfinn]

Great folks thanks for the info and links,

I'll be off to ma nearest TESCO soon.

 

[Big John]

Try this
http://www.supercook.co.uk/about/our-products/details/11148
you can get it at Tesco, Asda etc

Nigel

I haven't been able to get it in ASDA for a couple of years now I emailed 'supercook' to ask where I could get it and no reply. Sainsbury's don't have it either.

Will try Tesco next time I'm over that way. The ebay seller seemed very expensive - is that the going rate?

Thanks for all the info,

 

[big_swede]

The 1940's Society also sells it, see the bottom of the page on this link.

http://www.1940.co.uk/acatalog/Miscellaneous.html

Cheers,
Toddy

p.s. try "powdered egg" on ebay too
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EGG-POWDER-PO...tcZphotoQQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Hmm, none of my business but the product detail states: " This packet does NOT contain dried egg. It is a reproduction of a wartime packet for display purposes." (The capital letters isn't my interpretation). I know that looks are important, but there has to be a limit somewhere..

 

[nooky]

Hmm, none of my business but the product detail states: " This packet does NOT contain dried egg. It is a reproduction of a wartime packet for display purposes." (The capital letters isn't my interpretation). I know that looks are important, but there has to be a limit somewhere..

That is quoted on the lower box of dried egg which is a display box but the item above it, the tube type container does contain real dried eggs. It just has a reproduction wartime label over the modern label.

 

[big_swede]

That is quoted on the lower box of dried egg which is a display box but the item above it, the tube type container does contain real dried eggs. It just has a reproduction wartime label over the modern label.

Ouch! Got me! Hmm, have to start reading more thorough! Sorry Toddy!

 

[Don Redondo]

posted this selfsame question last year... after lots of looking around I found it at Tesco's on the baking section. Be aware that not all Tesco's carry it, only the larger stores. It's a couple of quid for acontainer that's equal to 20 eggs IIRC.... at last something good about Tesco!

PS how do you manage to break your goose eggs, I've always considered them bombproof [especially after seeing Mr Mears roast them last week!]

 

[John Fenna]

I find powdered egg terrible!
To transport fresh eggs for use over a long weekend (no more) just break the eggs into a nalgene (not your pee bottle!) and your eggs are not going to break accidentally, you can use as much or as little as you want at a time and you have no shells to dispose of! You then get eggs that taste like eggs.....

 

[Thorfinn]

i had packed them in a bit of toilet paper and well lets just say iwas on my way out the door and remembered to put my Gransfor SFA in my bag, ontop of the eggs. Doh!

 

[Hunter_zero]

Hay folks,

Just a quick question. I have been using goose eggs in my backwood cooking and i'm feed up of opening the packing and finding all but one unbroken.

So heres the question; I've been looking for powdered egg for a long time. I've tried ASDA, Holland and Barrat and no luck. I can find powbered milk easy enough but can't find the egg.

Any help will be nice.

Just to let you know, I spotted powder egg in Tescos' last night priced at £1.94

John

 

[Thoth]

Pasteurised Spray-dried Whole Egg

There have been several posts on this forum from people wanting to obtain powdered eggs.

I've recently bought a 250g pack of Whole Egg powder (equal to 20 eggs) from www.internationalegg.co.uk who are a UK company based in Essex.
The product is excellent and after a minor glitch with my order, which was resolved in a very courteous and prompt fashion, I can recommend both the product and their customer service. Not particually cheap but I can't find them at any Tesco any more.

I should add that I have no connection with International Egg Products whatsoever.

Steve