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November 13, 2011 9:54 AM
We do egg beaters.
Egg Beaters do not contribute much more sodium than whole eggs. A serving of Egg Beaters provides 115 milligrams of sodium, while 1/4 cup of scrambled whole eggs provide 110 milligrams. Egg Beaters are seasoned, but additional fresh herbs enhance the taste of scrambled eggs and omelets, and when used instead of additional salt, remain a low-sodium choice.
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November 13, 2011 9:55 AM
Real is always better. I only ever use real eggs. :) Usually home grown or from the chicken barns where my friends work.
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November 13, 2011 3:44 PM
I was just having this conversation the other day with a friend! Yes, protein is great for breakfast since it does keep your body fuller longer. And I say crack the egg! Everyday for breakfast (usually) I have 2 eggs and 2 strips of bacon and I am good to go until lunch.
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November 13, 2011 3:50 PM
You know where real eggs come from, right? Ew...
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November 13, 2011 3:51 PM
It makes me happy to see so many people loving on whole eggs. The yolks are so nutritious!
As far as those who want to toss yolks for whatever reason, I wonder if buying Egg Beaters is any less wasteful than just throwing the yolks away yourself? I mean, the yolks had to go somewhere, right? Either you throw them out or pay a company to throw them out for you (or, more likely, they save them and use them in some other food product so they make 2x the money on 1 egg). Anyway, I'm not criticizing anyone's choices by any means, it's just something that I used to think about back when I was into eating eggs sans yolks.
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November 13, 2011 6:03 PM
i use "just egg whites". actually i add that to one whole egg. i feel too guilty dropping yolks down the sink!
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November 13, 2011 6:03 PM
It makes me happy to see so many people loving on whole eggs. The yolks are so nutritious!
As far as those who want to toss yolks for whatever reason, I wonder if buying Egg Beaters is any less wasteful than just throwing the yolks away yourself? I mean, the yolks had to go somewhere, right? Either you throw them out or pay a company to throw them out for you (or, more likely, they save them and use them in some other food product so they make 2x the money on 1 egg). Anyway, I'm not criticizing anyone's choices by any means, it's just something that I used to think about back when I was into eating eggs sans yolks.
I've done the math. In my grocery store, it's cheaper to buy a dozen eggs than a carton of egg beaters (the equivalent of 8 eggs). And I find them more versatile; you can't hard boil egg beaters.
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November 13, 2011 6:06 PM
I just use egg whites. I put the yolks aside as my roommates use them to make custard and other items that call for yolks only. I have found I prefer the whites only
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November 13, 2011 6:13 PM
real eggs. from chickens that run around locally. i am blessed to live where lots of neighbors keep chickens. there is alot to be said about free roaming chickens that can eat whatever is around the coop....the eggs are more healthy for you. in the grocery i pay about 1.50 or so for regular eggs. free roaming local eggs run about 3 bucks a dozen. so worth it i think. i usually buy 3 or 4 cartons at a time. i eat about 8 eggs per week or so and my last cholesterol was 126. and i eat butter too. just not alot of it. for those of you that just want the whites, not the yolks, scramble em up and give them to the dog. so good for their coats!
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November 13, 2011 6:14 PM
At work I eat egg beaters - because the eggs are the ones that come in the carton and are pre-scrambled. At home, I eat regular brown eggs. If I'm being mindful - I either make my eggs separately so the measurement is accurate or I use egg whites for mine alone. I feel better if I eat beaters rather than just whites, though - they seem more filling and I don't get as hungry quicker. I think they have more protein.
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November 13, 2011 8:09 PM
I like them both!
The nice thing about egg beaters is the convenience and I can use the 100 calories I save on a cookie
I am not worried about eggs and cholesterol or FAT for that matter, I'm just "calorie conscious" So when I can save a few calories here and there, I do.
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November 13, 2011 8:41 PM
I've read all your reply's thus far and do not see "Dr." or "Certifed Nutritionist" next to any of the names. I agree that "natural" foods are always the best choice, although we are all trying to lose weight our reasons could be different. If hight cholesterol is a MAJOR factor in your reason for the weight loss, check with your doctor. Be sure to tell him/her the quanitity of eggs you normally consume in an average week. The the doctor can guide you to the right decision.
I always love these kinds of responses.
OP asked on a public forum. I think she knew that she wasn't going to be talking to a thread full of doctors.
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November 13, 2011 8:44 PM
i agree that real eggs are better for you,,,,but i will use egg beaters when I need to save on cals, and egg subs. when I need just the whites (cuz it's easier)!
real eggs are better for you, cheaper, and you can do more with em :)
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November 14, 2011 5:01 AM
I've been eating real eggs forever. We have our own chickens, so they're always fresh. Last week we had a health fai, and the nurse told me I had the lowest cholesterol number she had seen all day. Years ago I had high cholesterol, but it has gone done since I started eating better and lost the weight. For me, at least, whole eggs don't negatively affect my cholesterol levels.
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November 14, 2011 5:06 AM
I thought the cholesterol in eggs didn't actually contribute to high cholesterol in the body? High cholesterol has never been an issue for me (though I eat a lot of eggs!), so I've never looked to deeply into it, I'm sure someone else knows. And Dr.s generally really aren't that educated on nutrition. :)
Anyway, I always error on the side of real. Just eat real food. Eat the egg. :)
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November 14, 2011 5:29 AM
Egg beaters are good on the convenience scale, but real eggs are always best! ;-)
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November 14, 2011 7:09 AM
Real eggs. Whole foods are always better than "fake" ones.
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November 14, 2011 7:15 AM
I think real eggs are a better choice. I will have one for breakfast 2 or 3 times a week.
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If the Tea Party members are unwilling work with Obama to keep the government open, they are not going to agree to a grand bargain and Boehner just proved he is not going to cross his caucus.
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|By: Jon Walker Thursday October 17, 2013 8:20 am
It has been a smart political tactic for Democrats to blame Sen. Ted Cruz and/or the Tea Party for the government shutdown, but in reality it was entirely Speaker John Boehner's fault. He is the one who really deserves the blame.
The Crisis is Finally Ripe Enough for the Cowardly Boehner to Act
|By: Jon Walker Wednesday October 16, 2013 7:41 am
Boehner basically let the government shut down for three weeks, did significant damage to the economy, showed his own weakness and destroyed his party's brand just to try to hold on to his position. A position that is almost meaningless because he has prove he has almost no actual power. He preferred to let all these things happen rather than stand up to the roughly 50 Tea Party members in his caucus.
Senate Crafting Bill To Avoid Default After House Chokes
|By: DSWright Wednesday October 16, 2013 6:44 am
Yesterday, in stunning display of incompetence, Speaker Boehner was unable to find enough Republican votes to pass the Senate negotiated compromise to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. Rather than simply letting the House vote on the bill where it likely would have passed due to Democratic votes, Boehner pulled the bill.
Obama Rejects Boehner's Attempt to Get Table Scraps
|By: Jon Walker Tuesday October 15, 2013 9:55 am
The potential deal reached in the Senate to end the shutdown is basically a surrender. It does effectively nothing to Obamacare and that was supposedly the entire point of this Republican shutdown. Speaker John Boehner, in an attempt to save face, tried to grab a few Obamacare-related table scraps in his counter offer but it was almost immediately shot down by President Obama.
Grand Bargain Circus – Red Clowns Wrangle
|By: joe shikspack Friday October 11, 2013 2:00 pm
Greetings Circus fans! Welcome back to the Circus that, like rust, never sleeps. For the past couple of days the red clowns have separated into rival gang factions to fight out their final strategery. Watching clowns enter into public backbiting and recriminations is always amusing for the audience and the pie has been flying.
|By: Attaturk Wednesday October 9, 2013 1:30 am
Projection has always been a strength of the modern GOP:
Too Early and Too Late for a Solution
|By: Jon Walker Monday October 7, 2013 12:38 pm
We have entered a very bizarre phase in this current government shutdown saga where it is probably both too late and too early for a solution to likely emerge. Since Speaker Boehner didn't deal with the shutdown right away it is unlikely much will happen until we got close the the debt ceiling limit on the 17th. This means probably another several days of shutdown.


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As he recovers from season-ending Tommy John surgery, Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander Patrick Corbin has decided to take on a new role.
That's right, the 2013 All-Star has embraced an opportunity to stand behind the microphone.
Corbin recently patrolled the confines of Chase Field asking fans what they thought of his bobblehead likeness.
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Ft. Lauderdale's Premier Golf and Spa Resort Surrounded by 23-acres of tropical paradise and home to aLaya, one of south Florida's largest destination day spas, the AAA Four-Diamond Bonaventure Resort & Spa provides endless opportunities for relaxation as well as recreation. Book a tee time on the recently renovated PGA East course or at the PGA West cour...
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Okay 5.0
The outside was well maintained and looked good.
It was by far a 4 star hotel.Saw some roaches in the bathroom,all floors were very worn out including carpet.there are opening around the door frames that are way to big.One of the pillow cases was ripped.The sheets had also seen better days.Will never return there,and will not recommend it to anyone .
Excellent 10.0
quietness and cleanliness
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Okay 6.0
I like the golf course view and the spacious room.
The room had a old smell to it, there was no microwave or refridgerator and they lady at the desk to me that she didn't have any single beds together and there was a whole row available.
Okay 6.0
Here for business and the location is prime for my use-The staff is extremely accommodating and helped us work through a few issues.
Free breakfast would be better left off-I'm sure this is the worst I've ever been offered. Lots of cleaning equipment left around for long periods but they are busy cleaning rooms so I can understand it somewhat.Old resort feeling place adjacent to Golf Club and course...huge pool with good atmosphere-seemed to be a lot of guests but didn't feel busy. Staff was great! Adjacent restaurant provided the Cont Brkfst which they'd be better off losing-it was the worst I've seen-not the selection, but the horrible tasting muffins and warm milk gave us a tainted view of the whole stay.
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visit the "Venice of the Americas".. welcome to the Hampton Inn Ft. Lauderdale-West/Pembroke Pines With the tranquil sea and the serene New River, it's no wonder that Ft. Lauderdale is better known as "The Venice of the Americas." This spectacular city by the sea offers something for everyone. Discover some of the world's most cutting edge fashions on Las Ol...
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Good 8.0
The breakfast was horrible! Everything else was great!
Excellent 10.0
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Okay 6.0
Very nice staff, lobby, rooms. Convenient location.
If there are large events happening, like family reunions, non affiliated guests should be placed in rooms away from the group when possible. Very loud groups of people hanging out in neighboring rooms into late hours interruptive to a peaceful sleep.
Excellent 10.0
The hotel staff could not have been friendlier, the room was very clean, the food in the restaurant was good and the highlight for me was that they brew Starbucks coffee!
NoIf you are looking for a beach experience this is not the hotel for you. However, if you want proximity to the highway, area amenities, and Ft. Lauderdale airport then this hotel is your best choice. This hotel is better than any of the others in the immediate area!
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Our Ft. Lauderdale area all-suite hotel offers premium amenities. Enjoy comfort at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites of Pembroke Pines, FL near Ft. Lauderdale. We're only 13 miles from Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL). Vacationing families will love staying at our all-suite hotel in Pembroke Pines , located just off I-75 with easy access to n...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 378 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
The rooms were clean and the breakfast was good.
The front desk agent basically lied to me on the phone and then they wouldn't honor what they said upon check-in. The General Manager was very unaccommodating and rude.
Poor 1.0
EverythingWe were unable to cancel and had an extremely good reason for trying to do so. I will never ever use Priceline again!
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The Quality Inn Plantation hotel is set in a beautiful, tropical environment. Hotel is near many points of interest such as Sawgrass Mills Mall. Property is adjacent to Motorola Regional Headquarters and within minutes of major offices and Sawgrass Corporate Park. Hotel features shuttle to shops, restaurants and area attractions within 5 miles at a nominal f...
Overall Rating - Okay - 583 reviews
Okay 6.0
The value - If you just want somewhere to lay your head for the night, this is the place.
There wasn't a microwave or refrigerator in the room. Ice machines were not working. In sunny south Florida, ice is always needed.Location is great! Plenty of food choices in the area. Staff was friendly. There is a nice mall just 2 miles away. The swap shop(one of the biggest flea markets in Florida) is just 3 miles east of the hotel. Airport and beaches are 12 miles from the the hotel.
Poor 1.0
The breakfast was hot and good.
The air conditioning was very hot . We even switched rooms & that air did not work either. We had to body slam the door to get in. The bathroom and carpet was very gross. Then the bathroom sink was clogged and sprung a leak wetting all the shoes we had.The phone would not work and when we would complain to the staff they acted like they could care less. Never ever going there again!!!!
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Come experience "Authentic Hospitality" in beautiful Plantation, Florida! The Hyatt Place Ft. Lauderdale/ Plantation is perfectly situated along West Broward Boulevard just ten minutes East of the Sawgrass Mills Mall and Bank Atlantic Center, 15 minutes West of the Hollywood/ Ft Lauderdale International Airport, 20 minutes West of the beautiful beaches of F...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1101 reviews
Poor 1.0
The staff at the front desk.
The room was dusty. A/c incredibly noisy.The front desk staff were great! Cleaning staff not
Okay 6.0
The room was big and loved the living area. The location was great, near everything needed.
Just one laundry machine and dryer , more needed. Drinking in the lobby and some men did not seem of the family Y type. Piercings and thug looking hanging in the lobby and In front of the hotel. Front of hotel not monitored, rubbish bins overflowing.Air conditioning not keeping room temp consistent, very loud also. Room damp and musty smelling. Cleaning staff very pleasant. Bfast was good but prices for a ciOld sandwich was too high.
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Overall Rating - Good - 282 reviews
Good 7.0
The double bed room has a nice concept.
The room lack the eye catching features. The balcony had mildew on the floor and wall.The exercise room was average.
Good 7.0
The room was clean, public spaces were nice. Staff was very responsive to an issue we had with the first room assigned (there was already someones stuff in the room). They were very apologetic and provided us with a free breakfast the next morning.
I'm not sure how you can double assign a room, but it happened. Might have been a fluke, might be signs of a systemic problem, but I don't have enough information to say definitively. Staff was very responsive in any case.
|Excellent - 435 reviews
Conveniently located between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, this Wingate by Wyndham Miramar is near Sawgrass Mills Outlet Mall, Miami Dolphin Stadium, casinos and many local restaurants. Ideal for both work and play, this smoke-free lodging offers complimentary hot breakfast, complimentary internet, fitness center, outdoor pool, hot tub, meeting rooms, board roo...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 435 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Loved the bed!! Extremely welcoming and comfortable, the sheets were fresh and clean, the type you want to roll in and smell at the same time. Breakfast was free, buffet-style, ready to go from 6am. There was free wifi, and HD TV with direct TV cable.
Excellent 10.0
quite, peaceful
|Excellent - 469 reviews
The Hilton Garden Inn Ft Lauderdale SW/Miramar hotel in sunny Florida is ideally situated near both businesses and pleasure activities and within 25 minutes of both the Fort Lauderdale and the Miami International Airports. In the heart of the Miramar, Florida business district and only minutes to the famous blue beaches of south Florida and sports facilities...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 469 reviews
Okay 6.0
STaff was wonderful. Loved their attitude and service. Beds were WONDERFUL!!
They were having trouble with the air conditioning in our room and it was very damp feeling. They moved us to another room when we mentioned it. That room was ok. Lobby had a strange smell and the windows fogged up quite a bit. Hotel needs updating.Be prepared to pay for breakfast, but it is a good buffet and has made to order omelets, etc. A very international flavor. Safe area and easy to find off Miramar Parkway. Close to good shopping.
Poor 1.0
The location, safe, nice people, good customer services.
the mattress sagged in the middle, was an old mattress, I left the hotel with sore neck and all over my back, when I return to my house I did an appointment with a chiropractor. The bathtub was not quite clean, too expensive for poor room.Nice people, Great breakfast.
|Good - 121 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 121 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
they put me in the same floor with a bunch of loud dogs.
Good 8.0
Nice room, great staff, low price.
Slightly damp smell in hallways.
|Good - 383 reviews
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Plantation is set in a beautiful tropical environment, just minutes from Sawgrass Mills shopping mall, Sawgrass Corporate Park, the BB&T Center and only minutes from Ft. Lauderdale airport. The hotel is adjacent to the regional headquarters of Motorola, and within minutes of major offices for the following corporations: Ame...
Overall Rating - Good - 383 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
I suppose if I had to pick something, I was pleasantly surprised at how clean the place appeared to be.
All but one of the staff we dealt with was rude and indifferent to our needs.I asked three different staff members for fresh towels our second day at the hotel and did not receive them till the next morning. Also, we asked for extra pillows but were told the hotel does not have extra pillows, but then several hours later after inquiring with a different front desk person, somehow she was able to grab two pillows within seconds. Our room was on the first floor, so I am not sure if all the halls were as noisy as ours, but our particular hallway seemed to amplify the slightest sounds making it very difficult to get a good nights sleep.
Good 8.0
The breakfast buffet was good. The location was easy to find.
The sink counter was extremely small. For some reason they put the toilet where the rest of the sink counter should have been. There was a dog barking in the room next door at 6:00 AM. NOT GOOD.I would probably stay here again.
|Excellent - 105 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 105 reviews
Poor 2.0
the room was to small the bed are to hardnever again will I stay there
Okay 6.0
the staff was very friendly and helpful
There were no mirrors in the room. the only one was in the bathroom which made it hard for more than one person to get ready at a time. Otherwise, it was a very nice hotel.
|Excellent - 29 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 29 reviews
Good 8.0
As an out of state patient of the Cleveland Clinic- Weston, I would recommend this hotel. I had major surgery in Nov 07 that required me to be in the hospital for approx 2 wks and The Townplace is only 2 miles from the Cleveland Clinic. It has a new grocery store (Publix) and safe, well light strip center with a few moderately priced restaurants, drug store (walgreens) and decent shopping stores within 400 yds of the hotel premises. It is an extended stay type place that is a good place for your family to stay while being close to the hospital. The staff was very helpful and actually gave us a good discount on our hotel room rate due to the amt of days we stayed. They have a morning bkfast (bagels, juice, yogurt, fruit, oatmeal, and coffee) that will come in handy as well. It opens up early (6am) for the early risers and ends around 10am. The studio rooms are a little small for more than two people but all rms have a full kitchen with pots and utensils. I think the 2 bdrm suite is perf...
Mediocre 4.0
This hotel is dirty and was full of long term construction crews. And the room truly refelect this. securtiy was poor and no lighting. We did not feel safe and moved to the Marriott.
|Good - 569 reviews
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Ft. Lauderdale Plantation at Peters Rd was recently named a 2013 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! NEW! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 30 channels of HD programming. Easy-access Plug-and-Play feature makes it simple to connect electronics. The La Quinta Inn & Suites Ft. Lauderdale Plantation at Peters Rd is onl...
Overall Rating - Good - 569 reviews
Good 8.0
Clean and the location.
I reserved the room based on information of having a refrigerator and microwave as my son has medication which need to be cold and there was neither, however after explaining I did rec'd a refrigerator.
Excellent 9.0
Best value in the area. Great breakfast, especially considering it was free, waffles, cereal, bagels, muffins, hard boiled eggs, juice etc. Pool and hot tub open late which was nice, last time we visited the hot tub wasn't working or on. Free wifi
It's a little old so even with cleaning some areas felt a little dirty like the elevators which had a strong copper smell. Beds are a little firm, nice pillows and soft comfort top helped. Limited TV channels. Could easily hear people in hallway though.


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About the AuthorStephen R. Brown
srbphoto Washington, DC USA
Stephen R. Brown has been a professional photographer and writer for twenty-five years. His images and articles on photography have appeared in Smithsonian, Life, Newsweek, Time, Fortune, the New York Times, Natonal Geographic Books, Broadcasting & Cable, American Photo, Photo Techniques, etc. His work been exhibited in solo shows here and abroad and in "Indelible Images: 100 Years of War Photography" and "Odyssey: 100 Years of NGS Photography," both of which were initiated at the Corcoran Gallery of Art and traveled around the world. His work is available at srbphoto.com
Publish Date November 05, 2008
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