Satisfying Restocking and Organizing TikToks

[@pamowen3452]

Richard, I’m old enough to be your mom but wanted to say you are so gorgeous and you make me smile every day. I think you’re gonna go far and I hope you remain happy always!❤

[@foodiechickie]

The different color eggs don’t matter, the egg color depends on the type of chickens they’re from. You can use any of the eggs for baking, making omelets or whatever.

[@beckybarlow2411]

Your wrong there they look like duck eggs as duck eggs are white

[@beckybarlow2411]

And chuckens are light brown and dark brown clearly u neaver had any of thes animals

[@beckybarlow2411]

Plus iv neaver seen a white chicken egg as iv been brought up with ducks and chicken

[@stillnotstill]

@@beckybarlow2411 okay cool but white chicken eggs exist

[@stillnotstill]

@@beckybarlow2411 and please don't argue with me before you google - white chicken egg - because it's just going to look even more embarrassing for you, thanks 👍

[@Kw0nLong]

The eggshell colour depends on the breed of the hen. Generally speaking, white shell eggs come from hens with white feathers, while brown shell eggs are produced by hens with brown feathers. Nutritionally, both brown and white eggs are identical unless the feed has been enhanced for speciality eggs such as Omega-3.

[@Ithica87]

All eggs have Omega 3!

[@lizg5574]

Umm, not necessarily the feather colour - it's the colour of the EARS. Some are browny-pink and lay eggs with brown shells, others are bluey-purple and lay eggs with white shells. Then you get hens that lay eggs with shells in shades of blue and green. The content is the same. The taste varies due to diet.

[@chevonnewilliams-uv7dx]

No, not feathers color, it's the leg and ear colors, by the breed. I had a chocolate orpington who laid white eggs. All her feathers were dark brown.

[@NBT2469]

“Call me the dentist, because I love to give good fillings” Ayoooo!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@kayray4858]

Happy New Year Richard, you are amazing, your fresh new ideas are storming through the internet. This new year holds amazing life changing things. Just promise us you won’t change. ❤️🌹❤️

[@dhshhhjsshhshshs6991]

Happy new yearrr💯🔥

[@michellebermea4163]

Absolutely love you!!! You make my heart 😊😍

[@mrs.harris1520]

The egg colors are from different chicken breeds. My favorite are blue and green eggs because they have a richer taste but they don't sell those in stores here in the US.

[@moni7652]

And following what Mrs.Harris said, there is no difference in how you can cook the eggs. You can fry/scramble/poach all different colours of eggs. :)

[@beckybarlow2411]

Right chicken eggs are light brown and dark brown white eggs are duck eggs as iv neaver seen a white chicken egg in life as iv been brought up with chicken as well as ducks y are purple so thick look it up as that what goole for

[@stillnotstill]

@@beckybarlow2411 yes that's what Google is for, I invite you to google white chicken egg, your breeds are not the breeds that had white eggs but other breeds of chicken do lay white eggs

[@allisonhunter1063]

@@mrs.harris1520 Are you talking about quail eggs?

[@mrs.harris1520]

@@allisonhunter1063 no I'm talking about chicken eggs... Most of them aren't white they're blue, green or brown

[@vonitadustylgreen2914]

I love watching you and how you get so excited... Keep them coming!!!!

[@craftyourwaytopeace]

"No one comes in my bedroom" ......I died😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@trisham22333]

TO KEEP IT SIMPLE : No there is no difference between brown & white eggs, my friend has her own Chicken/Hen Farm. She said some hens lay brown & some white, both are nutrious & healthy to eat; both good for baking, cooking etc :)

[@sarahjane3992]

Your restock videos made me question my whole kitchen 😂 so I went out n spent £100 on tubs, drawers, etc to change my fridge, cupboards, shelves to arrange everything. Looks better now lol

[@sarahfout8767]

A lot of people have commented with the answer to the eggs question. I raise chickens. Most of my barnyard hens lay some variation of brown eggs. My Orpingtons, Wyandots, Barred Rocks, and Australorps lay brown. My Prairie Bluebell's lay blue. My Olive Eggers lay an olive green color. My Green Eggers lay... yep, green eggs. My Leghorns are the only ones I have that lay white. My egg cartons are colorful to say the least.

[@sarahfout8767]

OH! My Guinea fowl lay brown eggs with spots.

[@wafanaeem6478]

You should upload your vampire diaries reaction! We will love it! And you won’t have to watch it alone too😂

[@cynthiasmith4130]

He is so hilarious!!! His expressions are a riot!!! Watching these girls so organized is driving me to go to my pantry and just stand there!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂...

[@DonnaDistefano-r7u]

i love christmas time, it's so beautiful.

[@windy1446]

Basically it boils down to you get brown eggs if you have money because they think it looks so amazing.💕💕

[@KhatHenry-zu8wr]

I love his videos man ❤😂

[@Brittany0909]

Chickens have different breeds just like dogs and depending on the breed of chicken depends on the color of the egg!🥚🥚🥚❤

[@rebeccatruman8115]

If you think the brown ones look different you should see the brown spotted ones and even blue-green ones too. different breeds of chickens give different colored eggs. depending on the nutrients given to the chicken can either deepen the eggs color or if they don't get enough nutrients the color can be less saturated. will look for a link to add to comments explaining this

[@DyreElsker78]

What did you mean about nautrients ? It do depend on the breeds, donl`t it ? What link was you thinking of?

[@rebeccatruman8115]

@Marita the nutrition intake of the chicken can often times be reflected in the egg color. if a breed normally produces brown eggs, sometimes there will be slight variations in the pigment in the shells color. depending on the chickens diet. free range/farm raised eggs tend to have harder shells, fuller more vibrant colors(if the breed gives colored eggs) because chickens are omnivores. insects being a major part of their free-range diet, along with some plants. their yolks also tend to be a darker orange-ish color too. their flavor, another thing that can be affected by a healthy, well-rounded diet.

[@azzy4727]

His videos are always the best

[@stephanielalamom]

I love all your videos❤️❤️ Happy New Year!! I need a shirt that says "To the What??"

[@karlweir3198]

Love pepper mint stuff

[@deekirk7303]

You always make me laugh ty😂

[@akiracooley3857]

Veggie straws are amazing in my opinion

[@lizagordon6798]

Omgsh I just luv watching you!!! You make me laugh so hard!!! Luv it!

[@bahngchanz]

Lucky charms are so good!😩😩

[@elizabethc3842]

Lucky Charms are sweet with nice little marshmallows that get all yummy in the milk. I'm not a marshmallows lover, but these are dehydrated and they kinda crunch when you eat them.

[@Demonduncan]

LOVE your videos and keep UPLOADING u make my day

[@jasmined.greene8907]

Jesus Christ this made me reclean, rearrange and make a list of things to refill my fridge with 😂 My fiance is gonna hate me on my next grocery trip cuz it's not gonna be cheap!

[@DyreElsker78]

Did you fill it to the top ? 😅😉

[@jasmined.greene8907]

@@DyreElsker78 yep!

[@debbiegoodyear5963]

You crack me up...😅😂

[@kbabigirll]

I love ur videos, ur my fav to watch❤

[@onesunnyday5699]

Richared hates the gap, and I get it. My peeve is how the labels & colors aren't lined up/organized. Even any $ bills I have, the little heads always have to be upright & facing forward 😊.

[@ftw7026]

Fyi the egg question - there's no difference between white eggs and brown eggs. The breed of chicken determines the colour of the egg. Can use them the same - cook, fry, poach, bake etc. All taste the same :)

[@JuliaHarrisx]

You can get vegetable straws in U.K. supermarkets. They are amazing. Must get some myself when I next go…..

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

If you're serious about coming to visit America, I'm serious about helping you get here! There's the most perfect Airbnb's to put you up in!

[@ThatRandomDino]

Richard, American eggs are white because they add lots of chemicals to like make them good, and because of all the chemicals they have to go into the fridge, then British eggs are brown and go in cupboards because they don’t have chemicals added to them (or not as many I forgot) (But also it can depend the on the breed of the hen)

[@catherine-annehealy3199]

Richard the pink is so nice that’s the one I drink all the time

[@SarahMcAsey93]

Loooooove this ❤

[@Mountinedew]

Richard Sales Official, Generally speaking, white shell eggs come from hens with white feathers, while brown shell eggs are produced by hens with brown feathers. Nutritionally, both brown and white eggs are identical unless the feed has been enhanced for speciality eggs such as Omega-3.

[@DyreElsker78]

I have chickens AND the easiest way to say it are maybe just that the egg color has their connection to what breed they are, not much more ;)

[@Queenbee-pm3nz]

Rich the pink one is nice

[@patriciaarthur9517]

All I drink is the pink Monster, they are called Ultra Strawberry Dreams. I like them. Your friend from Connecticut, Tricia 😊

[@verasambience]

In what country is that?

[@savage5oultak3r]

White eggs are eggs from farm raised chickens. The brown eggs are from chickens that are cage free (organic).

[@JessicaJones-ko9zo]

Eggs are colored by the bread of chicken. You can have well cared for pasture raised white chickens that lay white eggs. The same as poor raised brown chickens that raise brown eggs. The quality of egg is based on how they are raised. Try to buy pasture raised eggs if you can.

[@jenniferroberts5296]

Hen's eggs: This is what determines the color. Age, Diet, Stressors, Overall, a hen’s genes influence the color of her eggs.

[@wayverleesoulsong]

Chicken eggs are the exact same on the inside. You can check what color a chicken’s egg will be by looking at their earlobes! White earlobes means white eggs, pink earlobes mean brown, and there’s some chickens who lay blueish-green eggs, they’re Araucanas!

[@LysoLovesYa]

Generally speaking, white shell eggs come from hens with white feathers, while brown shell eggs are produced by hens with brown feathers.

[@therealsmilebit]

brown eggs are suppose to be Michele in taste, but I can't tel the difference. If you freeze grapes you can replace ice cubes and your beverage will not get watered down. And you have a snack as you drink.

[@happinessisachoice_]

So early Arianna still has tears to cry

[@stellatigue4962]

The brown eggs are a touch richer in flavor, and it also depends on the breed of chicken you have

[@tracipatsel827]

Celsius is an energy drink without the low sugar and no alcohol. 200mg of caffeine Happy New Year🎉

[@willowsverge3046]

Please keep in mind you don't eat the shell so why pay higher prices for brown eggs? Egg color doesn't matter. It's simply the pigmentation in the shell. (If you get charged more for brown eggs they're ripping you off! They're the same as white eggs!) The nutrition in your eggs depends on the diet feed to the chickens. You can use white, brown, green or blue eggs in any recipe calling for eggs.

[@AngeliaMDancy]

She is extreme organizer in storage space

[@EE-vd2ig]

white shell eggs come from hens with white feathers, while brown shell eggs are produced by hens with brown feathers.

[@always_boo]

The difference is the color of the chickens ❤

[@lunamax1214]

So, regarding the not-brimmed cereal containers: the point of the containers is to keep air out of the cereal so it takes longer ro go stale. As such, buying two boxes of cereal and using only part of the second box to fill the last gap sort of defeats the purpose. Its not all just about aesthetics, unfortunately.

[@christinariggs896]

This is true. I actually keep my cereal in the bag & put it in the container.

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

I need those first containers.

[@vcarmical1673]

Brown eggs are fresh wild chicken eggs and white eggs are like production chicken eggs

[@Kuntness]

Always amuses me how stressed you get about egg colour lol. Easiest way to explain is... Different coloured hens, can lay different coloured eggs.. Usually if they have white feathers, and are light coloured around their ears, they have white eggs, and darker feathers and ears, mean darker eggs etc Genetics usually decideds the egg colour. But they can all be used basically the same way 🤷 I did a bit of reasearch before getting chickens a few years back 😂

[@billiejopierson371]

No, you can use the brown or the white to bake and you can also use the brown or the white to make your eggs for the breakfast. It doesn’t really matter I really don’t see the difference.

[@Quayd_McMahon]

Damn those veggie straws they are really delicious they’re like a curse once you start eating them cause you can’t stop

[@buffy6749]

On a personal note have you had veneers done ? Looking very good 😊new subscriber but have enjoyed your craziness for a while 😂

[@annabaker5334]

There is a song called Rosanna, the group Toto does it.

[@lilabarrows]

Different chicken breeds lay white/brown/blue eggs. They are identical inside. ❤

[@krynnalexia]

Both brown eggs and white eggs are the same in structure, different hens produce different colored eggs. A hen with brown feathers and red earlobes will likely lay brown eggs, whereas a white feathered hen with white earlobes will produce white eggs. Some eggs even come out blue/grey or speckled depending on the hen that laid them. I've seen a kitchen that had a variety of eggs in their fridge. So inside the egg, nothing is different, however, the difference is in the diet and environment of the chicken. The food eaten by the hen who laid the egg can directly affect how an egg tastes. Hens that are allowed to roam in the sunshine also lay eggs that can contain up to 3-4 times the amount of vitamin D found in eggs laid by hens that raised conventionally. Also, you'll notice that the brown eggs and white eggs have a different texture. White are more rough while the brown eggs are smooth. Fresh laid eggs, all fresh laid eggs are smooth. The white eggs have a rough shell due to the bleaching process for packaging. ((I got this information from a Taste Of Home article online.))

[@beckybarlow2411]

Wrong agen white eggs are duck eggs iv been around chicken and ducks and duck egg are the same size as a chicken egg

[@krynnalexia]

@@beckybarlow2411 I buy chicken eggs all the time, have had family members that have chickens, they also lay white eggs along with other egg shell colored. A duck egg weighs around 3.5 ounces, compared with an extra-large chicken egg, which is about 2.5 ounces. So a duck egg is about 50 percent larger than a chicken egg.

[@stillnotstill]

@@krynnalexia someone just doesn't recognize there are diff breeds of chicken that lay white eggs and is going around acting like they know everything, I can't

[@JenniferBush-v9i]

The eggs are different colors because they come from different breeds or hens. Different colored eggs are no different and it is all about the breeds. You can use them all the same. If you want to know what chicken lays what color, look at their earlobes. Yes chickens have earlobes.

[@Lexilexlilassaaa]

Ok

[@GraceyLattea-g4w]

Gogo squeeze me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Automedon2]

Looks like Richard has a fully stocked sneaker rack (trainers to you blokes)

[@AnimalLover-l2c]

Easy white eggs are generally duck eggs and brown eggs are generally chicken

[@IAMdevilwomen]

in my area, the brown eggs cost alot more then the white ones do, IDK why either

[@bbeyez]

There is no difference Luv!

[@shereemorgan1430]

Different types of chicken produce white or tan colored eggs. Only difference is the color.

[@lea-anne9133]

The eggs that were put to the back stressed me out🤯

[@1untamedbrain]

I have never used this much shit in my life. I have like, two snacks max in my house at a time. I don't drink coffee or tea or anything like that. Really, the only things I could do this with are Protein Powder and Almond Milk for working out, which I have to restock constantly. I guess I could do it with laundry detergent, but I use fabric softener strips, not any of that pellet or liquid stuff. I have one brand of bottled water I drink and don't buy any other drinks. It's weird to me that so many people consume such a variety of products regularly.

[@Hoppity3845]

I am gonna sound evil but LORDIE YOU ARE FUNNY!

[@jeanettebrazell1269]

Brown eggs are more nutritious. We used to get rainbow colored eggs from our chickens lol

[@chevonnewilliams-uv7dx]

100$... no sir more like a couple hundred...lol

[@CharlenePink-Dufresne]

Different breeds of chickens have different colored outer shells.

[@ashleygunter8712]

The egg color depends on the breed of chicken, look up Easter eggers and you’ll be shocked lol

[@anotherArixWolf]

Haha all colors of eggs are the same, regardless of what some people will say. It's all the breed of chicken. I've got brown (from tan to almost the color of black coffee), white, pink, green pastel and olive) and blue eggs in my coop - they all taste the same as long as the chickens are raised the same...now duck eggs...not at all the same as chicken eggs 😅

[@TheAutumnGypsy]

Breed of chicken also determines the color of egg.

[@TheGXgameplay]

The white ones are free range i think

[@Marktiguk]

The eggs are the same brown and white ones and happy new year buddy

[@rowaineboyd1536]

Eggs are eggs - they're pretty much interchangeable. Seltzer drinks sold in packs like this aren't usually alcoholic (a way for parents to trick their kids into drinking less sugar and caffeine than sodas). I understand your frustration when restocking doesn't fill all the way, but you can't always find containers that match the volume of your purchases. It's sad and frustrating, but you use what you've got. Not everyone can buy in bulk, alas. Also, I'd offer you a good cuddle, but my kids might get twitchy - you're a few years younger than them ;)

[@saydie6645]

The different colored eggs depend on the type of chicken

[@tlocicero1]

The tan eggs are organic.

[@LianaGalati80]

The brown eggs are smaller than the white eggs just like the size of the chickens who lay them

[@elizabeth-jackie]

The Celsius drink is an "organic" energy drink

[@Ithica87]

Where can I get containers like that?! Love them, your videos and your reactions. 😊

[@conniemendeszoon9789]

White eggs comes from white chicken, brown eggs comes from brown chicken, etc etc They all tast the same, Eggs ars Eggs

[@KimberlySmith-iy8bi]

The Marshmallows

[@BrendaHowell-e2e]

Eggs... I'm old, so this question tickles me 🙂

[@Amandahugginkizz]

1 in the stink 2 in the pink 😅

[@Rose-rx7ly]

Is it bad if the main reason i watch these videos is to hear him say " To the what!?! "

[@ineztome9732]

Bro three just different colour the colour has no meaning 😂😂😂

[@AngeliaMDancy]

On the eggs she put the old ones in front and my new in the back

[@chevonnewilliams-uv7dx]

Different chickens lay Different colored eggs, it's based in the breed etc, nothing yo do with how they are treated or what they are fed.

[@sabrinagranger5468]

Color of the eggs is just depending on the chicken, there is no difference.

[@dawnward7762]

It's just different breeds of chicken lay different colored eggs.

[@nilsamontalvo5158]

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