You Can Make Scrambled Eggs without Breaking the Egg Shell! [Video]
Did you know that you can really make scrambled eggs without breaking the egg shell? I had no idea this was possible until watching this video on how to make golden eggs.
When I think of scrambled eggs, I think of this…
And not this…
How to Make Scrambled Eggs Without Breaking the Shell
We have all had hardboiled eggs. When you open up a hardboiled egg, you see the yolk and the white are separate just like you expect.
Golden eggs are different because you are combining the yolk and the white part before you crack the egg! That means that it becomes this creamy yellow color…golden eggs!
Watch this Video Tutorial on How to Scramble Eggs in the Shell
Supplies Needed to Make Scrambled Eggs in the Shell
- raw egg
- plastic bag
- string, twine or rubber bands
- long sleeve sweatshirt
Directions for Scrambling an Egg in the Shell
Step 1
Place the raw egg inside the plastic bag.
Step 2
Place the plastic bag clad raw egg inside the sleeve of the sweatshirt.
Step 3
Tie the sweatshirt sleeve on either side of the egg securely with string or rubber band. The distance between your two ties will be about 4 inches.
Step 4
Wind up the sleeve several times and then let spin. Repeat this at least 15x.
Step 5
Get out your phone flashlight and shine it through the shell to see if you have truly scrambled the egg in the shell. A normal egg will look golden and a golden egg, scrambled egg will look more reddish and cloudy. Kinda ironic, eh?
Step 6
Hard boil the egg. The video suggests putting the egg into hard boiling water and turning off the heat leaving for 15 minutes. I like to use an egg timer.
Step 7
Peel the egg! You will see a golden egg inside. Literally a scrambled egg inside the shell.
MORE EGG FUN FROM KIDS ACTIVITIES BLOG
Making scrambled eggs in the shell is so fun and the perfect kitchen science activity. Here are some more fun things you can do with eggs that are a little unexpected.
- A really good next science experiment for kids to follow this egg shell strength test would be our egg in vinegar experiment which lets kids see egg shells in a whole new way!
- More food science learning with our rotten pumpkin experiment…this is creepy fun!
- Another fun science experiments using eggs is can you tell a raw egg vs cooked egg without breaking the egg shell?
- Have you ever wondered can you hatch store bought eggs?
- Try this egg shell squeeze science experiment for kids.
- You can make the traditional egg yolk paint with this simple recipe just like the masters used to!
- Need the best egg drop design for the science fair? We have good solid egg drop ideas.
- Have you ever wondered about a cashew shell? Why aren’t they sold inside the shells?
How did your scrambled egg in the shell turn out?
