So can I warm up eggs in the microwave?

skinnyitaliannn
skinnyitaliannn Posts: 187
edited December 2024 in Food and Nutrition
As in, make them tonight, and warm them up tomorrow in the microwave. It'd make my morning so much easier. Plus, having breakfast already made will probably keep me from making random bad choices first thing considering I'm getting over a sugar rush and will most likely be craving. Soooo can I?

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  • tipadoo
    tipadoo Posts: 104 Member
    I scramble an egg & nuke it for one minute in the morning and put it in a bun with some cheese and viola breakfast in one minute!! I like it, my husband thinks it is gross.
  • rompers16
    rompers16 Posts: 5,404 Member
    As long it's not a hardboiled still in the shell or if it's out of the shell, pierce it first.
  • airangel59
    airangel59 Posts: 1,887 Member
    I do. It's just like reheating/warming up any other food you use the nuker for. I love time savers.
  • skinnyitaliannn
    skinnyitaliannn Posts: 187
    As long it's not a hardboiled still in the shell or if it's out of the shell, pierce it first.

    Ugh I found out that one the hard way. On easter I microwaved a hard boiled egg, and it burst once I put it to my mouth. It burned like helll
  • jamszy
    jamszy Posts: 123 Member
    Totally! I usually spray a quick burst of PAM in a bowl and use Eggbeaters. Omelet in one minute!
  • skinnyitaliannn
    skinnyitaliannn Posts: 187
    Thanks everyone(:
  • semperfit1823
    semperfit1823 Posts: 153
    Cook my breakfast every night before.

    Microwave safe tupper ware mix in 2 egg whites and 2 whole eggs add chopped tomatoes/onions/parsley/S&P to taste. Scramble the mixture, heat up for 3 min, stir and heat up 1min. BAM
  • PitBullMom_Liz
    PitBullMom_Liz Posts: 339 Member
    I take whole eggs to work in a container, break 'em open there, scramble them in the bowl and just nuke for quick and easy scrambled eggs. Add some shredded cheese, bacon if I have any, and VOILA! A breakfast that has my coworkers salivating and keeps me full until lunch. :-)
  • OK_Girl
    OK_Girl Posts: 123 Member
    I regularly make my husband 1-2 egg omelets, for reheating in the morning. Scrambled eggs reheat well too. If you like the poached type eggs, like the ones on egg mcmuffins, walmart sells a mocrowave egg poacher. you spray it w/pam, put the egg in w/ a dab of water, and break the yolk. We use this, too, Makes pretty good eggs.
  • lilmisfit
    lilmisfit Posts: 860 Member
    I microwave my egg whites every morning.
  • dogacreek
    dogacreek Posts: 289 Member
    Totally! I usually spray a quick burst of PAM in a bowl and use Eggbeaters. Omelet in one minute!

    This is what I do most every morning and it works wonders for contolling morning hunger. I usually add a little of the WW mexican cheese too.

    Oatmeal just doesn't "stick" with me, but I haven't tried steel-cut oats either. Not sure if they would or not.
  • grandmagege
    grandmagege Posts: 42 Member
    I bought a microwave egg dish at Walmart and I spray it with olive oil crack an egg in it stir then cook 1 min. come very good !
  • oOMusicBabii
    oOMusicBabii Posts: 494
    Have about 20 muffin tin omelets in my freezer; reheat wonderfully and are fantastic for a quick breakfast.
  • kyodi
    kyodi Posts: 376 Member
    Have about 20 muffin tin omelets in my freezer; reheat wonderfully and are fantastic for a quick breakfast.

    Recipe and shelf life?
  • maremare312
    maremare312 Posts: 1,143 Member
    It's easier and less rubbery to just cook it in the microwave to start with (assuming scrambled) rather than the double process of cooking and reheating.
  • maremare312
    maremare312 Posts: 1,143 Member
    I bought a microwave egg dish at Walmart and I spray it with olive oil crack an egg in it stir then cook 1 min. come very good !

    What is the advantage to the dish? I do this in a bowl or mug (not trying to be a smarta$$, truly wondering what the difference is).
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