Here's a little tip of the day! The trick is to use another piece of shell to scoop it out. The shell contains calcium carbonate, which gives it the sharpness to easily pierce through the slimy protein liquid.
No shells in this egg, baby.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
How to get eggshell out of your yolk
Seeing how you're here reading this site, I'm going to presume you've cracked a few eggs in your life. And that you know that even the best of us sometimes accidentally break a piece of shell into the mixture. You also know that that little piece is excellent at eluding your digging fork or fingers.
Here's a little tip of the day! The trick is to use another piece of shell to scoop it out. The shell contains calcium carbonate, which gives it the sharpness to easily pierce through the slimy protein liquid.
Here's a little tip of the day! The trick is to use another piece of shell to scoop it out. The shell contains calcium carbonate, which gives it the sharpness to easily pierce through the slimy protein liquid.
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Thought I already honed my skills at picking those broken egg shells with a fork, but this method's much better.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip!
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ReplyDeleteMy mind is blown...
ReplyDeleteawesome tip... thank you.
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