What eggs do you give to your toddlers?

[sorchului]

There seem to be a wide variety of eggs available in Hong Kong; from China, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Australia, U.S etc.... Which origin is considered 'safe' for us?

 

[Nashua852]

generally the select USA 'Extra Large' (which I think is ParkNshop being a little more than cheeky)

I should add that generally any eggs should be fine as long as they are cooked through when serving young children

 

[Shenzhennifer]

I always go for USA eggs for us. But much of the time I give my baby free range (organic?) eggs from NZ, I believe.

 

[lesliefu]

if i have time then Japanese eggs...but nashua852 is right - cooking them thoroughly is the most important.

 

[pooch]

we use free range organic eggs from NZ for the whole family

 

[LeahH]

free range organic from NZ or the US for the whole family.

 

[baffelly]

Thai or Japanese.

 

[joyofliving]

Organic for us as well.

 

[southside852]

we always go for free range USA or Australian. If they've got organic, then we get those!

 

[jane01]

Always free range - cage eggs, uggh. Always Australian or NZ. I dont' trust the food producing systems in China and try and eat as little as possible from there. I'm not China-bashing, just stating a fact. I can't trust a system which killed its own babies.