We have a “proper letterbox” and the rain gets in, I’ve thought for a while that a microwave would make a good, weatherproof alternative but setting it up would be tricky.
The egg sellers have come up with a great setup for themselves.
I would imagine they place the eggs inside the microwave. If it’s raining out. You can’t beat farm fresh eggs, except with a beater! I get so sick of factory eggs, poor old hens never see anything but a cage, never saw daylight, never saw grass, never saw dirt to scratch in. Stinkin sickly yellow yolks!
Thanks for another post from down South
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We have a “proper letterbox” and the rain gets in, I’ve thought for a while that a microwave would make a good, weatherproof alternative but setting it up would be tricky.
The egg sellers have come up with a great setup for themselves.
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Why not? That’s a great idea. Very creative and practical.
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I would imagine they place the eggs inside the microwave. If it’s raining out. You can’t beat farm fresh eggs, except with a beater! I get so sick of factory eggs, poor old hens never see anything but a cage, never saw daylight, never saw grass, never saw dirt to scratch in. Stinkin sickly yellow yolks!
Thanks for another post from down South
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Eggs, tomatoes what will they mess with next?
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