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    • Posts: 895 Member
      Y'all are missing out. Fertile eggs are yummy as long as they're fresh. No balut for me, thanks. :) But seriously, I like eggs scrambled, over medium, in an omelette, boiled, devilled, pretty much any way.

      Fertilized eggs are known to lead to sleep deprivation
    • Posts: 1,490 Member
      Pass altogether!!! All I want in the a.m. is coffee :wink:
    • Posts: 30
      fried or scrambled
    • Posts: 453 Member
      Fried or scrambled.
    • Posts: 9,097 Member
      They usually start off scrambled, but end up burnt if yah know what I mean...:devil:
    • Posts: 578 Member
      Scrambled with pepperjack cheese and some Franks Red Hot hot sauce.
    • Posts: 207 Member
      scrambled in the grease of my just cooked bacon.
    • Posts: 613 Member
      In pancakes!

      I don't like eggs as eggs. If they are incognito it's fine. :happy:
    • Posts: 702 Member
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      Raw egg white is bad for you if eaten frequently over the long term--depletes your body's supply of a specific B vitamin. But no worries about eating raw egg yolk--that's the most nourishing way to eat egg yolks (and there is a LOT of powerful nutrition in egg yolks). So I often eat my eggs "sunny-side up" with the yolks runny. :smile:
      I take a b complex for energy. Do you know what b it depletes?
    • Posts: 80 Member
      Just have to say, "GO RAVENS!!!" LOVED that game yesterday!!!
    • Posts: 90
      Scrambled on toast or as part of a greasy *kitten* fry up haha not great for a diet but mehh tastes goood
    • Posts: 350 Member
      fake (seriously, I eat egg substitute) with canadian bacon.
    • Posts: 53 Member
      show previous quotes

      Raw egg white is bad for you if eaten frequently over the long term--depletes your body's supply of a specific B vitamin. But no worries about eating raw egg yolk--that's the most nourishing way to eat egg yolks (and there is a LOT of powerful nutrition in egg yolks). So I often eat my eggs "sunny-side up" with the yolks runny. :smile:

      raw egg whites cause a biotin deficiency.
      eta : deviled eggs are my favorite. :)
    • Posts: 543 Member
      Scrambled with cheese!
    • Posts: 193 Member
      in the shell
    • Posts: 131 Member
      mmm eggs... i love eggs.. fried, scrambled, soft boiled, hard boiled, poached, in an omelette, in pancakes, in oats.. fudging love eggs...
      and definitely not fertilized!!
    • Posts: 219 Member
      hard boiled!!!!!
    • Posts: 1,074 Member
      Not fertilized!!!

      Not runny!!!

      Prefer scrambled with peppers, mushrooms and cheese.
    • Posts: 661 Member
      Scrambled with spinach, onions, peppers, mushrooms, garlic, and cheese. Yum!
    • Posts: 1,116 Member
      Scrambled..sometimes with cheese.
    • Posts: 3,550 Member
      Fried over-easy and then placed over an open faced sandwich with a slice of Italian bread, bacon and arugula. Then topped with a pinch of salt and pepper and a small sprinkle of parm cheese. Yum...makes my mouth water just thinking about it.
    • Posts: 726
      Over medium on top of Huevos Rancheros, New Mexican style!!
    • Posts: 1,194 Member
      Unfertilised until I'm married....then fertilise me baby!

      Seriously though, poached with hollandaise sauce and bacon. Lots....of....bacon.

      ...and don't forget a mound of hash browns.

      Hmm....I see why I'm here on MFP now.
    • Posts: 7,512 Member
      who's hardcore and eats balut for breakfast?
    • Posts: 7,512 Member
      Over medium on top of Huevos Rancheros, New Mexican style!!

      there is no way better
    • Posts: 1,058 Member
      How you like your eggs, gurl? Fried or fertalized?

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      I got your reference, OP :flowerforyou:

      And I like mine over easy!
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