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bustieone

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yes, Colleen is correct, and that is no "yolk" . The part that connects the white and the yolk is called the "chalazae" it supports the yolk to hold it in place, and transports its nutrients to the developing embryo.

11 years ago. Rating: 5
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lindilou

Is there a Professor in the house ?!! Aw shucks Teach'...I'm just eggin' you on !! LOL...rather...Laugh out loud! ;D

commented 11 years ago

bustieone

Egg on my face, huh?

commented 11 years ago

lindilou

No...but you better scramble none-the-less !! hee!

commented 11 years ago

bustieone

that's good, give me a break, get it, that cracks me up, sunny-side...

commented 11 years ago

lindilou

...yer really shelling 'em out now...Ha! ;D

commented 11 years ago

bustieone

that was "eggcelent" Lindy... And you are so "eggcentric"!

commented 11 years ago

lindilou

Eggzackly ! Is there a (mem)brainiac in the house!! LOL!
Ya better get crackin' then!!! >>>http://www.eggs.ca/cooking-with-eggs/recipe-of-the-month

commented 11 years ago

bustieone

I give up, you have me hard boiled over this whole eggact race for the best, it is like walking on egg shells...

commented 11 years ago

lindilou

Omelette you go on this one then poach..I mean coach ! Bwah !! I'm flipping out !! Let's get this 'over easy' then ...unless you'd care to 'coddle' things along...LOL

commented 11 years ago

bustieone

No you win hams down...

commented 11 years ago

lindilou

ding ding ding ding ding....eggtimer says I'm 'done'! LOL... tnx for playing...lol

commented 11 years ago

Colleen