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Define "Free Range fresh farm eggs (No Roos) to me".

Lady is selling them right down the road for 1.50 a dozen. That's cheaper than the store, but I don't know what No Roos means and if everyone has the same definition of free range???

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texasgurl33

Asked by texasgurl33 at 8:31 PM on Jul. 30, 2012 in Food & Drink

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  • No roosters, so you shouldn't come across any eggs that were fertilized (blood inside).
    anng.atlanta

    Answer by anng.atlanta at 8:34 PM on Jul. 30, 2012

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  • No roosters makes a lot more sense than my first guess, "no kangaroos," which had me wondering what they had to do with eggs.
    SWasson

    Answer by SWasson at 11:41 PM on Jul. 30, 2012

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  • No Roos means no roosters.
    Mrs_Harsh

    Answer by Mrs_Harsh at 8:32 PM on Jul. 30, 2012

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  • Good to know for future reference! Wish some lady was selling those near me!
    BubbaLuva

    Answer by BubbaLuva at 1:32 AM on Jul. 31, 2012

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  • Of course it does. The papermate ad that sounds like a dog is making me insane! My brain is not longer working. LOL
    texasgurl33

    Comment by texasgurl33 (original poster) at 8:33 PM on Jul. 30, 2012

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