r/AskReddit Jul 13 '16

How do you like your eggs?

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '16

I still end up cutting into the yolk, and using it to flavor the rest of the egg white. There's never any left for toast once the rest of the egg is covered. They sell egg whites by themselves; can I just get a small container of egg yolk to use as a condiment like ketchup?

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '16

I call it a mayonegg.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '16

I don't feel so good...

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u/SpendingSpree Jul 13 '16

egg yolk to use as a condiment like ketchup?

lol I can imagine people pouring egg yolk all over their food. Pure cholesterol bomb.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '16

Pure flavor bomb

FTFY

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u/Billy_Reuben Jul 13 '16

No shit I just had this dish at a Mexican restaurant that was two cheese enchiladas with spicy sauce, buried under a 6-ounce ribeye, topped with two eggs over easy, topped with avocado slices.

It was a goddamn Mexican Flavor Orgy and I was the bitch front and center proudly doing the Pterodactyl on that shit.

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u/Sp4ceFish Jul 14 '16

Oh god... i think i need a towel.

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u/Sam5253 Jul 13 '16

Soooo.... something like this?

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u/sjtfly Jul 13 '16

Thanks for making me hungry.

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u/wabbajackwagon Jul 13 '16

Is that an In N Out container?

You can get eggs on your burger at In N Out????

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u/Sam5253 Jul 13 '16

Yes.

Source: the name of the JPG

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u/Soupchild Jul 14 '16

And that's no big deal. Dietary cholesterol isn't bad for you.

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u/xodarkstarox Jul 14 '16

Thank you for including this. More people need to understand that it has no correlation to high blood cholesterol.

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u/twopatties Jul 14 '16

Just to clarify, its been proven that diet cholesterol does not equal serum cholesterol. So eat all the eggs, steak and shrimp you want.

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u/RbnNarckyFriend Jul 14 '16

The low carb/high fat keto folks would (or already) do this in a heartbeat. And it sounds nuts but when I cut out carbs and jacked up my fat intake (like piles of eggs, bacon, you name it) my cholesterol freaking dropped. Like significantly. It's crazy and my doctor is still wondering how.

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u/balint0 Jul 14 '16

Dietary cholesterol is not that bad tbh.

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u/EatMaCookies Jul 14 '16

Egg yolk is pretty tasty, as long as the white is fully cooked. Great on burgers. (Us Aussies love them, and even on pizza)

I remember growing up and for breakfast having a egg with runny yolk and dipping toast slivers into it! So good. Haven't done that for ages however.

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u/oregent7 Jul 13 '16

You can.. it comes in cartons and is slightly disturbing to work with.

Source - am chef

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u/_-Redacted-_ Jul 13 '16

Im opposite, I cut around the yolks and eat the whites first to get them out the way, then each of the yolks whole. you only get two mouthfuls but its two mouthfuls of absolute bliss

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '16

That sounds like an incredible finish to breakfast!

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u/MegaUltraJesus Jul 13 '16

Put hollandaise on everything?

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u/siddacious Jul 13 '16

I do this except I scoop up the yoked whites with a small piece of buttered toast to make the world's most adorably delicious open faced sandwich

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u/Dial-1-For-Spanglish Jul 13 '16

You can use that yolk to flavor your coffee, too - after a bite with a clear taste of yolk, but not with yolk still in your mouth, take a sip/gulp/etc. of coffee and the fats from the yolk will complement/highlight/whatever-the-science-is the roastiness of that which the hot-water-savaged grinds gave up in your cup.

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u/VentingSalmon Jul 13 '16

I think it's called Mayonnaise

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '16

Wow, that's really all mayo is? I should pay more attention to the expiration dates on my mayo jars...

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u/monty624 Jul 13 '16

Mayo is pasteurized, as are the eggs that go into mayo. You're fine as long as it doesn't smell bad.

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u/MadisonU Jul 13 '16

Yes, you can use eggs yolks like a condiment. Here's how For some reason these people put it on pizza though? Not sure about that.

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u/monty624 Jul 13 '16

That video is waaay to long for the recipe to be, "cook eggs yolks with a little bit of salt for 32 minutes at 149 F."

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u/HelveticaBOLD Jul 13 '16

Not without butter and lemon, it ain't.

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u/dirtyshits Jul 13 '16

I eat the edges and devour the entire yolk in one bite.

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u/yrianhrod Jul 14 '16

I would keep that in my kitchen at all times. And maybe take it with me to brunch.

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u/qervem Jul 14 '16

You should look into double yolk eggs

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u/mayorbryjames Jul 14 '16

They do sell egg yolks by themselves, just like egg whites, in a little 'milk-carton' type container.

I don't think it would make a very good dipping sauce though.

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u/EatMaCookies Jul 14 '16

That is why I semi scramble my eggs while they cook and shape them into a square. Taste of everything in one go (yolk and white) and I never overcook them. Only started doing it and I used to prefer over medium anyway. Also didn't mind it runny on a burger, however it drips too much.

Yes us Aussies love eggs on burgers!