Re: Is Bee's Egg Drink Raw?

[Guest guest]

>

> I was looking at the recipe for the Bee's Egg Drink but it calls for

> pouring boiling water over the egg until the whites turn white. Is

> that essentially cooking them or are the eggs still raw?

>

> Thanks,

> ita

>

Yolks are raw, whites are cooked.

Marissa

[Guest guest]

The first couple times I made it the eggs did seem to cook. Now I let

the water with coconut oil and butter cool down before I add the eggs

and blend. I use egg yolks only, hope that is okay. You kind of have

to let it cool down anyways so you can drink it. At first I thought it

would have been gross, but it is actually really good, and I don't even

use the stevia. Vida

>

> I was looking at the recipe for the Bee's Egg Drink but it calls for

> pouring boiling water over the egg until the whites turn white. Is

> that essentially cooking them or are the eggs still raw?

>

> Thanks,

> ita

>

[Guest guest]

>

> The first couple times I made it the eggs did seem to cook. Now I

let

> the water with coconut oil and butter cool down before I add the eggs

> and blend. I use egg yolks only, hope that is okay. You kind of have

> to let it cool down anyways so you can drink it. At first I thought

it

> would have been gross, but it is actually really good, and I don't

even

> use the stevia.

Hi Vida. Most of the good protein is in the whites.

Bee

[Guest guest]

:

>

> The first couple times I made it the eggs did seem to cook. Now I let

> the water with coconut oil and butter cool down before I add the eggs

> and blend. I use egg yolks only, hope that is okay. You kind of have

> to let it cool down anyways so you can drink it. At first I thought it

> would have been gross, but it is actually really good, and I don't even

> use the stevia. Vida

+++ The whole egg is better nutrition and works as a unit. What do you do with

all the

whites?

Marissa