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headjog

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I rarely do the kind of baking that requires separating the yolk from the white - more just bashing them both together. My first worry was that this was a dodgy link (with all the Chinese characters) - but it is quite a cool idea. Not sure that I'd do it though. If I have to separate them, I usually do it in the shell - or perhaps use the old trick of breaking the egg onto a saucer, then upending a teacup on top - then draining the white away into another container - well that's what I was taught at school (who has teacups and saucers any more?)

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