jonylawson said:

ZombieKitten said:

i wanna CLUCK you!

i would DIE if i couldn't have scrambled eggs. die.

evenstar3 said:

death???

scrambled eggs sre so boring

jonylawson said:

not if they're made properly!

i have a bit of a breakfast foods fetish

I have always had an intolerance to the smell and taste of eggs.

shanti0608 said:

even omlettes?!

shanti0608 said:

Sometimes the smell is yacktastic but that only happens to me every blue moon...

Christopher said:

yes.. smell oh and I forgot the texture. ick!

I can only eat eggs if they are disguised in a cookie or cake.

Anxiety said:

Sorry about your eggie-farts. That's the first time I ever heard of that, although the same thing happens to me with brussel sprouts . I don't know what a good substitute would be for an omlette, although I am fond of a good scramble done with tofu. For nice color just add a little tumeric.

I am kinda curious now to see if I could create a tofu based mixture that will give you the consistency and texture of an omlette, though. I might make this a cooking project for next week

Anxiety said:

how about egg beaters? (i mean those fake eggs or healthy liquid eggs, not the thing you scramble real eggs with).

R3V said:

i think i'm gonna experiment with those soon and see what happens. i think you can make fairly passable scrambled eggs with those. hell, if i throw in enough spices, i can make ANYTHING yummy.

Anxiety said:

Which I am. It's ok as long as you take the enzyme that digests milk sugar for you. How often do you really have ice cream anyway?

And who's Bree?

fried eggs!! :friedegg:

Anxiety said:

Omelets and egg salad have things in them other than eggs. Are you sure it's the eggs that are the problem?

Genesia said:

considering the similarities in what happens to my body after eating egg salad, omelettes, fried eggs, scrambled eggs, etc., i think it is safe to say that i do not suffer from a paprika intolerance.

Anxiety said:

Paprika.

Okay. I can't do eggs without a lot of other stuff present to cover up their taste/texture...so I'd never be able to tell if it were the eggs or something accompanying them.

Anxiety said:

is there not some sort of digestive supplement a la lactase that you could take for the egg thing?

Cinnie said:

i dunno. i hope so. i haven't talked to my doctor about this yet, so hopefully she'll have some good options for me.

Anxiety said:

You can't tell the difference at all, I swear!

Anxiety said:

gosh, try strolling through a shopper's drug mart aisle?

Egg Beaters are actually good, IMO. I like the Garden kind. The Southwestern is also good if you like a little spice.

Cinnie said:

why, will i inhale something useful as i go down the aisle, or do you mean it's just a good form of exercise?

[Edited 5/21/08 15:03pm]

Egg Beaters have been around for years. I think they are ok. Well My Mom worked for the company that developed them (as well as Morningstar Farms). I probably shouldn't tell you that the same place that Developed Egg Beaters also made SOS pads and One a Day and Flintstones.

violator said:

WATCH YOUR MOUTH!

superspaceboy said:

why should that bother me?

i'm sure SOS pads, one-a-days and flintstones chewables taste delightful in a nice omelette.

Cinnie said:

i read what you wrote, you skanky boy.