When I was in the Service; they fed us in the feild from aluminum containers where the food was kept warm; something in the eggs & sometimes the hamburger gravy, & the aluminum containers tended to turn the eggs & gravy greenish; jokes about green eggs were regular commentary around the campsite in the mornings....
That I know of; no one ever got sick from them though....
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> Subject: [CHICKENS-101] Re: Dumb Beginner's Question
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