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Given the two threads running here, Lori, could you not use your electric toothbrush to beat the egg whites, save time and trouble?

Spam posters are banned at the same time as deleting the offending post. Of course, if they manage to post half a dozen times before we get to them it might seem as we are letting them have another go. We're not, it's just a case of who's fastest with the fingers. FWIW there are a couple of tells I've discovered which I wouldn't want to mention on an open forum which means I'm able to ban 'new members' before they get a chance to post their spam. 10 so far today. 🙂

Me too, anything that says you have to do something with the whites of eggs after separating them I just ignore!!

Ha! ha! Lehaut about not arguing with someone with sharp tools in your mouth! Agree wholeheartedly with that. There are some dentists who always insist on talking to you when your mouth is open and you are at your most vulnerable! Fortunately, my present dentist is not one of those. Thanks for the recommendation of Philips Sonicare model. I think I saw one on offer in Amazon. Thought I'd get one and then I'll have a toothbrush ready when the present head wears out on my present one. Sometimes I do wonder if it's cheaper eventually to buy one at low cost with say 3 heads included than to go for an expensive one and spend another small fortune for extra brush heads. Having said that, one head can last for months. I don't change them after 6 months as recommended. If all the bristles are still nice and straight, I keep the head until the bristles start splaying out. Thank you again, Lehaut, for being always patient and generous with your time and advice.

Immediately googles "egg in a cloud recipes"!

When we had sheep and lambs, our eldest, then 10, asked the butcher (who came to our place to do the deed) for the lambs eyes. Found those and a much reduced snow ball when we cleared out our big chest freezer some years later!