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Double yolk eggs
I was baking a cake this morning, and one the eggs I cracked into the mix had two yolks.
Do I count this as one egg or two ? I regarded it as one egg, by the way. |
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logic says use an egg white as next egg
but i guess counting as one makes a tastier cake as yolks are full of fat |
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Egg yolks
I would count it as one because the size of the shell is the same size.
Some recipes tell you to weigh the eggs in their shells. |
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One the yolks will be much smaller than a one yolk egg.
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I agree with the other respondents.
The double yolker will have smaller yolks than a single big one. Count as one egg. |
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