wit white egg part it means when u boil it..u eat the white part and throw the yellow part? or eat both?
wit white egg part it means when u boil it..u eat the white part and throw the yellow part? or eat both?
eat the white part bruh
There has been a huge debate about eating yolks and how many to eat the yolk has fat in them so eating with carbs is out, but the yolks contain vitamins. I'll try to find some of the articles I have read to help out
Going along with this...my source of egg whites are egg beaters...for those who aren't familiar (which i assume most are) they are the ones that come in the cartons all ready to go...this is an easy option for me because im in college...just want to make sure that it is an adequate substitute...
just eat the yellow
good for your heart
i havent had egg beaters in years - do the still taste like cardboard? im not trying to be a wise ass by asking this as u are right - they are so damn easy to easy to make
how u make those? Im in college too the only thing i can think of is takin a plastic bag w/ me to the buffet and taking a fewOriginally Posted by cherokee6
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Egg beaters come in different flavors now. Southwest style with peppers & tomatos....get back to basics and revisit...Originally Posted by MuckDog
i will have to pay that aisle a visit next time i go to the supermarket then...thanks
i think egg beaters are just egg whites anyway...with artificial coloring and thickening agents to make them yellow. im think they're alright to eat though.
BTW, chest...you could heat them up in the microwave. spray some pam in a bowl and heat em for 1-2 mins, stirring once in the middle
BingoOriginally Posted by xtinaunasty
if by that you mean absolute nothinness...then yes, yes they do...i'm a huge fan of TABASCOOriginally Posted by MuckDog
though so i think i may use that to spice it up and give me that lil extra kick in the butt every morning...
...and chest...xtina hit on this already...i will be making them in the microwave...that was my next question so thx xtina (as far as how to prep in the micro)
someone already mentioned this but...you should try the new seasoned kind. im not saying they're fabulous but they're a great way to break up the monotonyOriginally Posted by cherokee6
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