If you make scrambled eggs, a piece of shell must have made its way into your mixing bowl. Next time, don’t get your fingers dirty trying to get the shell out. Leave it! That’s right, just give your eggs a really good scramble and slowly pour them out. The broken pieces will stick to the side of the bowl. Go ahead…break a few eggs;)
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Now why didn’t I think of that?
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I saw it on some show a long time ago and thought the very same thing:) My pleasure!
This is awesome! Had the littles help make breakfast this weekend, cracking eggs. This worked perfect to keep the shells out!
That’s great! I love to hear that people are using these tips:) I especially like hearing that little ones get to crack the eggs;)
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This is great! I had Archie, the king destroyer of all things, cracking eggs for scrambled eggs for Saturdays breakfast. Egg shells, no sweat! This trick worked perfectly! Thanks Mrs. Here’s A Tip!