Any one else had a problem with

[ohiosmith]

flipping eggs without breaking the yolks?

[TOhioLiberal]

1. yeah...

...and you know what else is hard? Flipping pancakes.

[ohiosmith]

3. The secret to flipping pancakes is waffles

[Hugin]

2. Try Thousand-Year-Old-Eggs...

You'll never loose a yolk.

[KitchenWitch]

17. ...

x(

They look so unappetizing that I will not try them.

[redqueen]

4. Lord, yes.

Pancakes are bad enough with the non-rounded edges (which kids think make the pancakes taste worse, I suppose...)

Eggs they won't even eat, but they'll still critique my broken yolks.

:P

[GoddessOfGuinness]

5. All the time.

I want one of those nice round-edged frying pans that helps make your egg over easy.

[petronius]

6. Why would you want to?

:shrug:

(Eat them scrambled, the way God intended... :))

[Inchworm]

7. yup - those turn into

egg sammiches :)

:hi:

[ornotna]

8. I don't flip them

I just pour a little water into the pan and cover. The steam does the rest.

[ironflange]

16. That's correct

And as far as the flapjacks are concerned, get a nice wide spatula and practice a lot. Make lots of 'em! With real maple syrup! And sausages!!!

[judaspriestess]

9. ya'll need the Grip & Flip

works everytime, lol

[Maraya1969]

10. Are they free range eggs? Because those eggs are strong enough

to withstand the flip.

[lost-in-nj]

11. I am a master....

all shall bow before me

NO YOLKS BROKEN

heh

:rofl: :rofl:

its all in the wrist and what kind of
spatula you use....


lost

[LSK]

12. yes

[pagerbear]

13. I prefer my fried eggs "over hard" anyway

Would never eat an unbroken yolk as a kid. Still won't. Won't eat soft-boiled or poached eggs. In fact, the only way I really like eggs is in omelettes.

[billyoc]

14. Yeah, why did all of those threads get locked? n/t

[Wapsie B]

15. Oh yeah.

I have never been able to make eggs over-easy. I end up making an omlette most of the time, or sunny-side up.