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Wed, 14 Jun 2006 07:22:51 -0400
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Re: Eggshells
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This seems fairly obvious, but is there a reason you couldn't just eat the
(ground) shells off a hard-boiled egg, rather than having a seperate boiling
process for the shells?
Susan

> Why do you boil them?
>
> To make sure that there is no bacteria left alive on them - eggshells can
> be
> carriers of salmonella or other disease-causing bacteria.
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