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northfifeduckling

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egg grading scales
« on: October 14, 2009, 11:47:55 am »
We've been sorting through my mum's things and we found some antique egg grading scales! They are continental and maybe one of you can help me figure it out:
smallest size is 0 with 40-45 g, then D 45-50, C 50-55, B 55-60, A 60-65 and S for eggs 65 - 80 g.
Does that correspond with UK grades today? I can't get the 0 setting right yet, as all the eggs I weighed seem to be the largest class but they are quite different in size...??
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