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I just switched over to the carton egg whites. How much is that if you're used to cracking 5 egg whites? I thought it ws half a cup but I only got 3 little pancakes out of that when I usually get 5 biggish ones :scratch:
smuggie
11-21-2007, 12:47 AM
A 250 ml carton is about a cup.
A 250 ml carton is about a cup.
Thanks Mo :hearts:
So five egg whites= one cup and not half? :dope:
smuggie
11-21-2007, 01:11 AM
Five egg whites=not a whole hell of a lot. :lol:
hsquared
11-21-2007, 01:35 AM
I just look at the calories for the egg whites compared to a cracked egg. I figured that one egg white is 15-20 calories. So, depending on the brand, I usually get about 1 cup egg whites = 6 egg whites. I hope that is correct! it comes out to around 100 calories. So, by my random logic, 5 egg whites =3/4 cup + 1 tbsp. I would like to hear if that is correct! :LOL:
1 cup is generally equsl to 8 egg whites.
hsquared
11-21-2007, 02:18 AM
THAT SUCKS. I guess I better lower that one. :mecry: Yep, i am upset about losing egg whites. who would have figured?
Jillian
11-21-2007, 08:27 PM
I hate packaged egg whites, i find them so watery and tastless...
Sounds like I ws right on the half cup. I'll stick to cracking whole eggs :flirty:
Cathou
11-22-2007, 06:44 PM
Do you use the NATUREGG Simply Egg Whites brand? If so, on the package, it say ''1 egg white equals 2 tablespoons''.
Alicrmt
11-22-2007, 07:48 PM
Ana, I think the problem might be the processing they do to the carton egg whites - I believe they are pasteurized or something :scratch:
All I know is that I tried to use them to make meringue-type cookies last christmas and they didn't rise at all - they were flat as little pancakes :lol: (even though I whipped the heck out of them.)
I don't know if you'd notice the difference if you were just scrambling them, but to make a pancake you would, especially if your pancakes fluff up or rise normally.
I've bought a carton once before.. never again! Blegh!
Use fresh eggs all the time and practically never throw away yolks. If I do, I'm using a high quality stainless steel egg strainer. Well worth the expense.
I don't know what I ws using Cathou but I've decided to stick to my egg whites. Well worth the time and effort to crack those babies. That crap in a carton is blech :yucky:
I've bought a carton once before.. never again! Blegh!
Use fresh eggs all the time and practically never throw away yolks. If I do, I'm using a high quality stainless steel egg strainer. Well worth the expense.
I have one of those. I can't eat all those yolks I'd have a heart attack
TEACHK
11-24-2007, 01:26 AM
Some egg whites sold in cartons contain other ingredients - esp those larger quart size containers. Papetti Foods puts out QuickWhites - no guar gum, no other ingredients, just 100% egg whites. I think these taste as good as fresh. Tarader Joes and some supermarkets carry them.
Some egg whites sold in cartons contain other ingredients - esp those larger quart size containers. Papetti Foods puts out QuickWhites - no guar gum, no other ingredients, just 100% egg whites. I think these taste as good as fresh. Tarader Joes and some supermarkets carry them.
This is what I got but I still found them different.
TEACHK
11-27-2007, 03:02 AM
Sorry I couldn't help - I guess you just have to keep cracking some eggs.
Sorry I couldn't help - I guess you just have to keep cracking some eggs.
:thumb:
There are worse things I could be doing :lol3:
Sarah
12-05-2007, 11:26 PM
:ban:
egg white = icky
Sarawithanh
12-05-2007, 11:37 PM
:ban:
egg white = icky ditto!!!
Sarah
12-06-2007, 12:03 AM
ditto!!!
i thought you liked egg whites?
i thought you liked egg whites?
:dope: I thought you meant the packaged ones.
Sorry my esl seems to be acting up as of late :wavesad:
Sarah
12-06-2007, 01:03 AM
any non-yolked eggs are icky
Sarawithanh
12-06-2007, 01:35 AM
i thought you liked egg whites? i like egg beaters. but otherwise, don't really care for scrambled egg whites.....
altho I do like hardboiled egg whites.....
LOL :whistling:
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