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I plan on doing some experimenting w/ freezing them for the off months. Just got some ice trays. My first experiment is going to be scrambling them then freezing in the trays w/o adding anything to them, and see if when the thaw they can be used w/o the yolks gumming up. (to use in cooking)
I also plan of freezing just whites for eating. (I seldom eat yolks, I scramble 2 whites in 1 tbsp of salsa and top w/ 1 tbsp of cheese) I'd rather eat the cheese then the yolk and save the extra fat for a bite of chocolate!
Could you explain what your weight scale is, like the 10 stone 9 I don't understand what that is.
Yeah the Stone lbs UK scale - I find yours hard to handle cause I am 149 lb or something like that which sounds huge!!!!!!! 10 Stone 9lb sounds smaller
We have 14lbs to a stone so 10 x 14 + 9 = 149lbs
Hope this helps - I have to work it out every week cause your all in those BIG numbers. I just gave up recently and went back to Stones and Lbs. I am still in Lbs and Ounces ( 16 ounces in a 1 LB!!!) and feet and inches.
Oesdog
I plan on doing some experimenting w/ freezing them for the off months. Just got some ice trays. My first experiment is going to be scrambling them then freezing in the trays w/o adding anything to them, and see if when the thaw they can be used w/o the yolks gumming up. (to use in cooking)
I also plan of freezing just whites for eating. (I seldom eat yolks, I scramble 2 whites in 1 tbsp of salsa and top w/ 1 tbsp of cheese) I'd rather eat the cheese then the yolk and save the extra fat for a bite of chocolate!
Could you explain what your weight scale is, like the 10 stone 9 I don't understand what that is.
Yeah the Stone lbs UK scale - I find yours hard to handle cause I am 149 lb or something like that which sounds huge!!!!!!! 10 Stone 9lb sounds smaller

We have 14lbs to a stone so 10 x 14 + 9 = 149lbs

Oesdog
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