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Egg Rental?

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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Hey everyone! Glad to find these forums.[p]We're doing a 2 week house rental in Falmouth, MA on Cape Cod. We live about 5 hours away, and I don't want to risk bringing my own egg along (plus space in the ole family vehicle would be a bit too tight!). Anyone happen to know a way to rent an egg in that area? My parents are coming to visit and I wanted to treat them to some Egg cooking! Plus, I just can't immagine being away from my egg that long.
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  • Citizen Q
    Citizen Q Posts: 484
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    NYEggFreak,
    We don't even have any dealers on Cape Cod anymore, and I've never heard of Eggs for rent. You might try Ash Away Hearth & Chimney on Rt 6 in N Dartmouth, about 50 minutes driving from Falmouth, halfway between New Bedford and Fall River just off I-195. They cook regularly at the store and might have a demo that they could rent you for the right price. Phone 508-993-5577.[p]Cheers,
    C~Q

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  • Fishkiller
    Fishkiller Posts: 42
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    NYEggFreak,
    I certainly do not know of any egg rental services, I checked with a good friend who is the XO of the Coast Guard base there (he's also an Egg freak). A partner and I have a frozen drink machine (i.e. margarita machine) rental business in south Alabama/N.W. Florida that we have thought about expanding to rent a couple of BGE. It's more of a "toy" business that has done pretty well. We have also thought about beginning a catering company for outdoor events using eggs. There is the problem of pricing for an egg rental...what would be a fair fee considering that you can buy a cheap gasser for <$75 and what would be the marketing approach? Then again, people who are curious about BGE might want to rent one for @ $50 a weekend just to make a decision about investing in one of their own. I guess it's more of an excuse to buy more BGE's and justify it to our wives...sort of like the margarita machines.
    Fishkiller
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