HOW TO WATER GLASS EGGS: Successfully the 1st Time! Plus 1-Year Results Revealed

I like to do two dozen in a jar. It keeps so much of the weight off the eggs. I also wash the eggs before I use them so the lime doesn’t get in the egg after cracking. My eggs have been coming out so perfect you can’t tell the difference between the fresh and water glassed. I love this process.

to help extend the life of the eggs and not have them stick to the walls of the egg, put the pointed side down. make sure the air bubble is up, it helps with that sticking to the insde of the shell. the only cracked eggs i've ever had were the ones that went sideways, all others pointed down, never an issue.

This was so much fun to watch and to learn from you. Thank you ☺️

This was an absolutely thorough and well scripted tutorial on water glassing eggs! Thanks so much and will check out your other videos.

This is great information. My egg bucket started 2 months ago. Will be used this winter when eggs are less available.

Great job explaining water glassing eggs. I came to the same conclusion with my eggs. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you very helpful

Great video! Very helpful! Thank you!

Good job! Thank you!

Thank you for the video. I’ve been water glassing eggs and most are very runny and I thought I did something wrong.

Nothing beats the texture of fresh eggs. Yum!

Thank you for translate on Europe measures!

I loved this idea, it not only will help to save up some money in the future but also create a robust shelf that we can just walk in and grab what we need ( my family ).

Of all the videos I've watched, so far yours has been the most helpful. I've had mine for a year and many are runny. I've been throwing them away which was very discouraging for me. Just ate two of them and they tasted really good with salt, pepper and cheese.

Did it today first time, never heard about it before.❤😊

Crack eggs on a flat surface so you reduce the possibility of breaking the shell and getting shell in you cracked eggs. One firm rap is usually enough and the shell usually sticks to the egg lining and not fall off. I crack and use eggs frequently and almost never end up with shells in my egg or broken yolks. This also helps reduce transferring dirt or bacteria in the egg. I use only one hand, too. Pick up egg, crack on flat counter, shift open egg with the same hand’s thumb. Good cooking! Regards… Oh, I forgot…Thank you for your thorough instructions!

Thank you beautiful soul 💛

I love your kitchen!!!

This video fascinated me, I've never heard of doing this. What is the benefit of it. x

I have never heard of water glass eggs! Shocked! Thank you. The Teflon pans are toxic to your endocrine system. :-) Just a concerned fan. :-) Love your videos! Thanks again.