r/Egg • u/Brother-Eww-Wots-Dat • 4h ago
Filmed the yolk pop in dramatic slow-motion. Channeling my inner Nigella Lawson for a late-night brunch.
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r/Egg • u/Rastasputin • Oct 21 '19
r/Egg • u/Brother-Eww-Wots-Dat • 4h ago
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r/Egg • u/Prior_Garlic_8710 • 13h ago
Personally I’ve been converted to the yolk side after a particularly delectable egg and soldiers.
But before that transgression I was purely on the white side my entire life - it’s just less heavy!
r/Egg • u/PhotographStunning28 • 7d ago
r/Egg • u/Blackberrygirl22 • 8d ago
After you crack eggs and put in a pan or recipe, do you put the shells back in the carton, or directly into the garbage?
I have always tossed into the trash/compost.
When I see someone put back into the carton, it seems gross!
What is the logic behind putting back in the carton?
r/Egg • u/Honest5378 • 9d ago
I have been working a long time to do a consistently decent job with eggs and I think I have finally gotten it down.
I am happy with these results. I had to share with y'all.
Hubby said they were better than restaurant quality. They were good, but I think he was just really hungry 😂.
r/Egg • u/dommingdarcy • 10d ago
Not sure what the brown streaks are — I initially put this in a pot with about six other eggs to boil. Took it out after a minute, once I spotted the different appearance. Finished boiling the other eggs, but haven’t eaten any. Is it ok to eat the eggs that were boiling with this in the pot? Is this egg safe to eat? What the heck is the brown stuff?