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How can you tell a raw egg from a boiled one without breaking it? and got a better answer
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If you crack an egg on the table, a hard-boiled egg spins fast, a raw egg spins slowly?
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If you turn an egg on the table, a hard-boiled egg spins fast, a raw egg spins slowly.
If you turn an egg on the table, a hard-boiled egg spins fast, a raw egg spins slowly.
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Spin it on the table - a hard-boiled egg spins easily and a raw egg doesn't.
Spin it on the table - a hard-boiled egg spins easily and a raw egg doesn't.
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Well probably invite a specially trained person to analyze the functional state of the egg.
Well probably invite a specially trained person to analyze the functional state of the egg.
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pokrutit na stole
pokrutit na stole
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Even better: Spin it well and then quickly stop and let go. Raw due to the fact that the yolk and white inside are still spinning by inertia will start spinning again - almost as fast as it was spinning. Cooked of course will not continue to spin The main thing quickly enough but also very carefully let go so as not to give the rotation of the fingers - if you try - it will immediately become clear and will adapt
Even better: Spin it well and then quickly stop and let go. Raw due to the fact that the yolk and white inside are still spinning by inertia will start spinning again - almost as fast as it was spinning. Cooked of course will not continue to spin The main thing quickly enough but also very carefully let go so as not to give the rotation of the fingers - if you try - it will immediately become clear and will adapt
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A hard-boiled egg will spin fast and a raw egg will spin slowly and stop almost immediately!
A hard-boiled egg will spin fast and a raw egg will spin slowly and stop almost immediately!
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If the man is alive, it's raw.
If the man is alive, it's raw.
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a hard-boiled egg is lighter than a raw egg.
a hard-boiled egg is lighter than a raw egg.
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checked the answers are correct.
checked the answers are correct.
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It's not a problem to tell the difference, but dyeing eggs is a science, e.g. red eggs should be steamed in a sauna, blue ones can be pinched with a cigarette case, if you are not afraid of pinching, but in general it's not a man who dyes eggs, it's a man's eggs.
It's not a problem to tell the difference, but dyeing eggs is a science, e.g. red eggs should be steamed in a sauna, blue ones can be pinched with a cigarette case, if you are not afraid of pinching, but in general it's not a man who dyes eggs, it's a man's eggs.
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A hard-boiled egg spins on a hard surface, not a raw one:
A hard-boiled egg spins on a hard surface, not a raw one:
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Dip it in water: Raw egg floats, hard-boiled egg sinks. Or vice versa.
Dip it in water: Raw egg floats, hard-boiled egg sinks. Or vice versa.