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From Hen to Home

Eggs: Functional and Nutritional Properties
This booklet is ideal for foods, nutrition and culinary classes. A close look at the functional properties eggs deliver as an ingredient in the kitchen. An overview of nutritional properties found in eggs and safe handling practices. Suitable for grades 7 – adults.

Which Came First? The Chicken or the Egg
For Manitoba Egg Farmers, the egg's journey begins at the hatchery with a baby chick and ends with an egg in the grocery store. This booklet is ideal for Grades 7 to adult.

We're Egg Farmers
Grades 7-Adult. This booklet describes the programs all regulated egg farmers follow to ensure the health of their hens and the safety of the eggs available in your grocery store.

Where Do Your Eggs Come From Story Book
Ideal for Grade 5 classes. Illustrates how Manitoba eggs travel from the farm to the store.

Where Do Your Eggs Come From Poster
A full-colour, 18 x 24 inch teaching poster featuring the variety of ways laying hens are raised in Manitoba.

Egg Cookery

Eggs Anytime
A collection of egg recipes that are appropriate to be enjoyed at any meal time of the day. Eggs are a versatile choice that can be eaten throughout the day.

Eggs 101
Ideal for Nutrition and Foods classes. This guide includes step by step techniques, tips, and recipe ideas for cooking eggs. It also includes nutritional information and tips for buying, storing and handling eggs.

Maximum 50 copies
Maximum 50 copies

A Natural Choice
Eggs are one of nature's most wholesome foods and can be included in everything from appetizers through to desserts. This recipe booklet features six delicious recipes that showcase the versatility and goodness of eggs.

Maximum 50 copies

Nutrition

Eggs for Healthy Living

Seniors Factsheet
Provides nutrition information and single serving recipes for seniors.

Diabetes Factsheet
Provides nutrition information and recipes for people affected with diabetes.

Eggs for your Baby
References Health Canada's newest infant feeding guidelines that recommend introducing whole eggs starting at six months of age.

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