MrPerfect
MuscleChemistry Guru
heres something ive noticed over the years..
when i cook my egg whites (ones right out of the shell) if you under cook them they are watery, and if you over cook them ,they burn alittle, but still taste good.
but when i buy egg whites in the container or frozen ones by the gallon.. they cook differently.... under cooked they are watery like regular egg whites, but if you over cook them they become rubbery.
is this because they are pre-pasturized?
when i cook my egg whites (ones right out of the shell) if you under cook them they are watery, and if you over cook them ,they burn alittle, but still taste good.
but when i buy egg whites in the container or frozen ones by the gallon.. they cook differently.... under cooked they are watery like regular egg whites, but if you over cook them they become rubbery.
is this because they are pre-pasturized?








