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Team Red (Nick, Richie, Melanie)
Problem: Different uses for eggs
Looking for something that you can eat for any meal? We know EGG-actly what you’re looking for! In countries all around the world eggs are eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Whether you like them scrambled, poached, over-easy, or as an omelet eggs provide nutritional value at anytime of the day. Not a fan of eggs by themselves? Well try using them as an ingredient for cakes, cookies, or other baked goods. In America eggs are used in appetizers, snacks, and as the main course. In Asia eggs can be found in typical dishes such as fried rice, and different types of soup. China produces the most eggs at about 160 billion per year compared to the U.S.A, which only makes 65 billion eggs per year The reason eggs are such an essential part of the worlds diet is because of the benefits it provides your body. A typical egg contains 6.3 grams of protein, vitamin A, D, E, and K, while only containing 80-120 calories per egg. On a 2,000-calorie diet a typical person should get 50 grams of proteins, and one egg can give you 12% of that total. Eggs are also great for your eyes; certain studies show that people who eat eggs everyday have a lower risk of developing cataracts. Are eating eggs not your style? Beauty salons will typically tell their customers that regular egg application to your hair can make it healthy, smooth, and shiny. In the USA eggs are essential to having a successful Easter holiday. From Easter egg hunts to decorating eggs, they are necessary to make sure the kids enjoy themselves.
Problem: Fat Children and targeting their moms
Looking for something that you can eat for any meal? We know EGG-actly what you’re looking for! In countries all around the world eggs are eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Whether you like them scrambled, poached, over-easy, or as an omelet eggs provide nutritional value at anytime of the day. Not a fan of eggs by themselves? Well try using them as an ingredient for cakes, cookies, or other baked goods. In America eggs are used in appetizers, snacks, and as the main course. In Asia eggs can be found in typical dishes such as fried rice, and different types of soup. China produces the most eggs at about 160 billion per year compared to the U.S.A, which only makes 65 billion eggs per year The reason eggs are such an essential part of the worlds diet is because of the benefits it provides your body. A typical egg contains 6.3 grams of protein, vitamin A, D, E, and K, while only containing 80-120 calories per egg. On a 2,000-calorie diet a typical person should get 50 grams of proteins, and one egg can give you 12% of that total. Eggs are also great for your eyes; certain studies show that people who eat eggs everyday have a lower risk of developing cataracts. Are eating eggs not your style? Beauty salons will typically tell their customers that regular egg application to your hair can make it healthy, smooth, and shiny. In the USA eggs are essential to having a successful Easter holiday. From Easter egg hunts to decorating eggs, they are necessary to make sure the kids enjoy themselves.
Team Yellow ( Jessica, Devon, David)
Problem: Giving
college kids a reason to buy eggs
Everyone
needs a cheap, healthy snack to keep you energized on your long weekdays at
school. For less than $2 a dozen you have a quick easy-to-make pick-me-up. Sure,
if you’re hungry you could grab a Snickers, but for the same price you can turn
your diet right. If you’re concerned about that freshman 15 look no further!
The egg is an incredibly lean source of protein! And did we mention how filling
they are? They provide not only endless health benefits, but they also provide
a blank canvas for the artist in you. From dying Easter eggs to egg carton
masterpieces, this is an all-purpose product. Girls! Your hair is loosing its
luster. Repair your hair with an egg yolk. In less time than it takes to make
breakfast, you can have a cheap egg hair conditioner. Boys! You’re looking a
little weak. Get yoked by eating an egg before your intense lifting session. The
egg is the answer to all of your problems. You can’t deny the egg.
Team Orange (Drew, Kent, Brooke)
Problem: Egg (Balanced Breakfast/Day)
Every day you start your morning
with coffee, read the newspaper, eat some breakfast and get ready for
work. When you make your breakfast, are
you making sure that you get the right nutrients you need to start your day?
After all, breakfast is the most important meal of your day! With this small,
oval shaped, protein-packed addition to your routine, you can make sure you get
what your body needs. These little delights can be scrambled, poached, fried,
boiled and served many other ways. Of course we are talking about THE egg. When
you add an egg to your morning spread, you make sure you are getting vitamins
A, D, E, K, and a proper start to your day.
Your average egg starts on a farm
not too far from here where they are processed and packaged to the best of standards.
Your eggs get cleaned before going through vital tests such as being checked
for cracks, weighed for grade and sorted. Afterwards, they are sent to a store
near you for your earliest shopping convenience. Whether you choose Grade A or
E, they are guaranteed to make your day sunny side up.
Team Blue (Parker, Darcy, Allison)
Problem: undefined (incomplete copy, but good concepts)
Crack it, splat it, cook it and eat it!
Having
six grams of protein, 70-90 calories, and vitamin A, D, E and K eggs are a
great way to start your day off right. This small fragile white sometimes brown
shell contains the key natural nutrients to get your body in motion. With a
variety of ways to cook eggs, everyone’s taste buds will be satisfied. From scrambled,
boiled, fried, or poached this yolk filled bundle of yellow joy will satisfy
your taste buds no matter which way you prepare it. From breakfast in the
morning to dessert at night eggs are used in a variety of ways. Use eggs to
cook a simple breakfast, such as French Toast, omelets, and Eggs benedict.
Don’t
only Use Eggs to eat but to make glue, clean your leather, make cosmetics,
repel pest, paint food, and put it in shampoo and use as a candle mold.
Parents; Grocery shoppers
Team Pink (Anthony, Branford, Javier)
Problem: Not defined.
Waking up to a sun dazed room? A late last
night lead to an early morning. Strangely, it wasn’t your state-of-the-art,
nuclear meltdown, alarm clock that woke you from your mummified slumber. No, it was a feeling, or rather an
invigorating aroma. It reminds you of those country breakfasts your mom used to
whip up at a moment’s notice. It’s the kind of meal that sticks with you all
day. Coffee has lost its effect, energy drinks wont resurrect you, it is a
matter of sustenance; it’s a matter of the original organic egg.
These low-calorie, healthy, and round things
are also good for a hangover among other things. It happens that eggs contain albumin.
Those cells that you killed the night before, well the protein in eggs help
rehydrate cells. You can chug them raw too, just like the vodka shot you
chugged the night before. But hey, you don’t have to do that. You can get
creative with how you want to eat your eggs. There are hundreds, if not
thousands of ways you can cook your eggs.
Yes, something small and round can be healthy
for you and inexpensive for your pocket. You can’t go wrong when you know
you’re feeding a low-calorie and delicious breakfast to your empty stomach. Even
if the eggs are brown or white, it doesn’t matter; both contain the same
healthy stuff. It just happened that they came from different hens.
Eggs look plain and boring to the naked eye,
but as you now know, eggs can be used for thousands of different things, like
curing your tremendous hangover, and giving you a nutritious breakfast.
So what are you waiting for? Add those eggs to
your morning coffee.
Team Green (Anna, Connor, Kevin)
Problem: Fat Children and targeting their moms
According
to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “The percentage of children
aged 6–11 years in the United States who were obese increased from 7% in 1980
to nearly 20% in 2008. Similarly, the percentage of adolescents aged 12–19
years who were obese increased from 5% to 18% over the same period.”
These
children might begin their day off with a sugar filled bowl of Cocoa pebbles.
In one serving, a cup, of Cocoa Pebbles there are 147 Calories and 2 grams of
fat. If you were looking for the healthy side of this bowl of sugar, you would
find 0% of Vitamin A, C, D, E and Calcium. On top of all of this, one box of
cereal can run around 5 dollars.
Now
compare that breakfast to a serving portion of 2 eggs, served hot and ready for
your child. This fragile egg is a simple source of nutrients. An egg contains
not only protein, but also several vitamins including A, D, K, E and Omega 3. An
egg can contain less than 2 grams of saturated fat. This inexpensive daily
breakfast, a carton running around 2 dollars, can not only fill a small child’s
belly but give them the necessary vitamins to have a productive day at school.
With
a white (or brown), thin shell, made with pores, it keeps the vitamins and
protein safe, while looking uniform throughout. However, not all eggs are the
exact same, there are different grades, to include A, AA, and B. Within those grades there are different sizes
based on their weight.
Once
bought from your local grocery there are numerous uses. Cooking is the most
common use for these delicate sources of life. While eggs on their own are
healthy, adding too many additives, such as salt, butter, and fatty oils, can
make a breakfast once again an unhealthy choice.
When
choosing a meal for your child you should think about all the facts, and the
fact is eggs should be your choice when it comes to what your child is eating.
Don’t
let those brightly colored cereal boxes blur your vision, just pick an egg.
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