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Don't forget to add MILK to your eggs


Most people still don't know it and still don't do it. You gotta add a little milk to your scrambled eggs. This makes a huge difference between an excellent and sub-par breakfast. On a side note, milk with your popcorn is great too.

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Never heard about milk and popcorn. So do you pour milk on popped popcorn? Won't that make them soggy? I usually pour melted butter. Or did you mean eating popcorn while drinking milk?

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You should try it. Popped popcorn and dunk it in the milk like cookies.

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That sounds so random. Maybe you just like milk.

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A history teacher introduced the whole class to popcorn and milk a long arse time ago. Yes, I do love milk, it's the best post-workout drink.

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Nah. Milk in eggs is a myth. A little water makes 'em more fluffy.

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How about adding milk along with the water? Does that do something?

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No, you definitely don't want to do that! The ensuing reaction would create an explosion 1000x more powerful than the one produced at Hiroshima in WWII.

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Ah, so approximately 0.1% of the power of my fart then.

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I made a ham and cheese quiche for dinner last night - it uses half and half is and very yummy.

And real men will eat it.

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Trans men are real men.

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I prefer just the eggs ... no milk.
I will sometimes add pieces of chopped up ham or bacon, even tomato or mushroom.
I don't even mix the eggs in a bowl or scramble them to a foamy consistency.
I just float them in butter and scramble them around with a fork,
and sometimes add chunks or slices of cheese over the top.

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THATS WHAT SHE SAID.🙂

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^^Sex always on this one's mind.

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THE MIND OF THE MARRIED MAN.😐

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Butter and/or heavy cream for certain recipes. Otherwise, nothing.

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If you add heavy cream or sour cream, it makes them very fluffy. Cheddar makes them perfect.

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I love sour cream, gotta try it :)

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sure thing.

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