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    How do you make eggs taste good?

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    • BioEclecticB Offline
      BioEclectic
      last edited by BioEclectic

      Salt, butter, almost any cheese, sunny side up, over easy, scrambled ocassionally.

      Firmer cheeses go into the pan a few seconds before the eggs whereas melty cheeses would go during or right after. A tiny bit of pepper mash/paste can also go in a few seconds before.

      I enjoy it other ways too, boiled, fried in coconut oil, precooked and added to a plain soup, etc etc.

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        pittybitty @Pooooop
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        @Lovesickhs18 Honestly just throw the egg whites into the drain. Egg yolks are very tasty. Egg whites is what makes the eggs bland and tasteless. For protein drink milk instead.

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          Pooooop @Kilgore
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          @Kilgore Ooohh mozarella/cheddar sounds good af

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            A Former User @Pooooop
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            @Lovesickhs18

            I like to blend the yolks into a smoothie raw, keep the nutrients intact and prevents the cholesterol from being oxidized by heat.

            Then I just suffer through the cooked whites or feed them to my dog.

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              Jenna
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              Low heat and cooked slow keeps them from getting rubbery. I personally like 6 minute boiled eggs, and I just eat the yolks with some butter and salt.

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