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On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 10:58:57 -0500, Elizabeth Beasley
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> My favorite way is to heat up some bacon fat in a frying pan, crack some
> eggs into it, and once the whites get done, I gently scoop them out. I
> use a small teaspoon to eat the still-liquid yolks. It's really
> delicious.
That's not raw, that's a soft-cooked egg (sunny side up). We have those
for breakfast nearly every morning. You're right, they're delicious. :-)
> I also tried an egg drink recipe. I found it here:
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> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/recipes/recipe167.php
That's the same egg drink I used to make, though I didn't put any butter
in it. I wonder, though, if the boiled water doesn't cook the eggs.
(After all, that's how you make egg drop soup...)
>> -----Original Message-----
>> Hello all
>>
>> Who likes raw eggs and what are the fun and interesting ways you consume
>> them?
You could always use small eggs and toss them up in the air and catch them
in your mouth like popcorn. That would definitely get interesting. :)
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Robert Kesterson
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