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I meticulously eat all the whites off my fried eggs then shove the intact yolk into my mouth. Mostly because I hate yolking the other food on the plate and fried eggs are best hot. I have converted my husband. Everyone else seems to think it's weird.
No way, I do the exact same thing! My husband thinks it’s cute but still prefers his eggs scrambled.
I do this but put it on the eye of the bacon first.
What is the eye of the bacon?
The roundish bit on UK bacon
I'm the opposite then, I guess. I don't need ketchup for my fries if I have egg yolk is all I'm gonna say.
I do this to not waste even a drop of the precious liquid flavor gold that are egg yolks.
There are dozens of us!
Thank God I'm not the only one who does this. I want to eat all the yolk, thank you very much. The stuff left on the plate is a waste.
Yes yes yes! I knew I wasn't alone! We can start our own community now!
I do this but eat the intact and nearly raw yolk first. Then maybe I'll eat the pedestrian whites with lots of Parmesan and butter.