There has been some dispute regarding bagged eggs recently.

I would be remiss if I did not follow up on this properly, so that the lemmy community might come to some kind of consensus regarding this highly controversial culinary phenomenon.

Serious answers only, please.

  • jaybone@lemmy.worldOP
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    11 months ago

    Another response says I can put a hard boiled egg into a bag.

    I’m still not entirely sure if that’s possible, but I’m going to try it first thing tomorrow.

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      11 months ago

      It sounds like you’re at the forefront of putting-prepared-eggs-in-bags research. Let us know your findings and may we take one more step closer to finally achieving the lofty dream of putting devilled eggs in a burlap sack.

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        11 months ago

        I have a team of engineers working on this. By next week we’ll be able to put a quiche into a louis vuitton.

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      11 months ago

      Another response says I can put a hard boiled egg into a bag.

      That was someone else guessing. The person talking about scrambled eggs was the original person who referenced “bagged eggs”.

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      11 months ago

      Hard boiled eggs are made on premise as they wouldn’t transport in a bag without disintegrating.

      Was the case when I worked in a 200 bedrooms hotel kitchen anyway…