Boil egg diet

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leanjogreen18

Look_Its_Kriss wrote: »

I will stick to my strong suit.. Eating eggs

Don't remain eggnostic, now we're gonna be egging you on.

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Debmal77

earlnabby

cerise_noir

Look_Its_Kriss wrote: »

See? im already way ahead of the game... and i guess i am on the boiled egg diet LOL

I'm absolutely eggspressionless. Omeletting this one slide, for now.

kshama2001

kshama2001

THEROSE883 wrote: »

Thanks for the advice... I hear you all loud and clear

DietPrada

It's called an "egg fast" and you're not supposed to do it for any more than 4 to 5 days. It is used to kick start a keto diet and/or break a plateau. And you will gain back about half of what you lost.

http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/2014/07/egg-fast.html

24clouds

Mmmm I just had 2 boiled eggs and salad!
Do Easter eggs count on this crazy egg diet? Mini eggs? Cream eggs? Oh god easter so hard lol

VintageFeline

24clouds wrote: »

Mmmm I just had 2 boiled eggs and salad!
Do Easter eggs count on this crazy egg diet? Mini eggs? Cream eggs? Oh god easter so hard lol

ALL OF THE CHOCOLATE ALWAYS.

I live virtually opposite a chocolatier. Might need to get one of their eggs and have an IDGAF moment with it. And it will only be a moment.

WinoGelato

This thread reminds me, it's getting close to time to resurrect the infamous Easter thread about hard boiled eggs...

BruinsGal_91

This thread is giving me horrendous flashbacks to the 1980s and my first job. I was a junior clerk and my two colleagues were forever starting different diets. This thread is reminding me of my second week in the job when one woman started the egg diet and the other was on the cabbage soup diet. I seriously considered resigning.

Activix

Boiled eggs are an excellent source of protein... yeah the yoke is evil, but we are all allowed a few variances in life. But here is the thing, if you want to drop weight and keep it off - you need to train your body. Dropping weight is 70% diet and 30% activity... Diet does not equate to starving yourself - nothing good will come from that... I enjoy a boiled egg or two after a long run in the morning - that protein is an added bonus for recovery! All that said - if you roll into this boiled egg diet, I would highly recommend dropping $20 on a egg cooker. They steam the eggs and make peeling the shell easy! Good luck and let us know how it turns out for you.

savithny

Yolks aren't evil, they're where all the healthy fats and vitamins are! THey're a major source of lutein and animal-based Vitamin A.

kshama2001

The only time the Joy of Cooking has ever let me down was when it recommended the cold water start for hard boiled eggs.

Here's how and why to do the boiling water start: http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/05/the-secrets-to-peeling-hard-boiled-eggs.html

L1zardQueen

kshama2001 wrote: »

The only time the Joy of Cooking has ever let me down was when it recommended the cold water start for hard boiled eggs.

Here's how and why to do the boiling water start: http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/05/the-secrets-to-peeling-hard-boiled-eggs.html

Was not overjoyed either!


http://allrecipes.com/recipe/232024/hard-boiled-eggs-in-the-oven/

cityruss

Activix wrote: »

Boiled eggs are an excellent source of protein... yeah the yoke is evil, but we are all allowed a few variances in life. But here is the thing, if you want to drop weight and keep it off - you need to train your body. Dropping weight is 70% diet and 30% activity... Diet does not equate to starving yourself - nothing good will come from that... I enjoy a boiled egg or two after a long run in the morning - that protein is an added bonus for recovery! All that said - if you roll into this boiled egg diet, I would highly recommend dropping $20 on a egg cooker. They steam the eggs and make peeling the shell easy! Good luck and let us know how it turns out for you.

In what way is the yolk of an egg evil?

perkymommy

THEROSE883 wrote: »

Has anyone heard of the boil egg diet and does it really work?

No. Keep in mind that this is a lifestyle change so unless you plan to eat boiled eggs forever it would be best to eat regular food and stay within the calories you need per day to lose weight. Fad diets never work long term.

CattOfTheGarage

Egg yolks evil, don't be daft.

earlnabby

kshama2001 wrote: »

The only time the Joy of Cooking has ever let me down was when it recommended the cold water start for hard boiled eggs.

Here's how and why to do the boiling water start: http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/05/the-secrets-to-peeling-hard-boiled-eggs.html

Never read the oy of Cooking, I am a Fannie Farmer Cookbook fan. I DO watch Alton Brown and he recommends the cold water start. I had trouble hard cooking eggs until I used the cold water start. I will never boiling water start my eggs again.

lemurcat12

WinoGelato wrote: »

This thread reminds me, it's getting close to time to resurrect the infamous Easter thread about hard boiled eggs...

When the thing about how Sean Spicer had been the White House easter bunny back in the Bush administration came out, I of course thought first about that thread!

WinoGelato

lemurcat12 wrote: »

WinoGelato wrote: »

This thread reminds me, it's getting close to time to resurrect the infamous Easter thread about hard boiled eggs...

When the thing about how Sean Spicer had been the White House easter bunny back in the Bush administration came out, I of course thought first about that thread!

How on earth did I miss this gem of news?