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antnschnobe, UserMod Light

The fresher an egg, the harder it can peel off.

https://bio-mio.ch/gesunden-ei-und-wshalf-es-fresh-non-schaelbar-ist/

If it’s a bit older, it’s easier.

There’s nothing to do with deterrence:

https://www.focus.de/health/praxistipps/gekochte-eier-pellen-darum-lassen-sich-eier-schlecht-schaelen_id_7256943.html

antnschnobe, UserMod Light

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When I get my fresh eggs at the farmer, I’ll leave them untouched three/four days if I want to cook them. I use them for baking or other recovery.

antnschnobe, UserMod Light

Better than fresh. Even better if they are longer. :

5/6 days – but then they are not completely fresh.

Callidus89
2 years ago

According to my experience, it is especially at the age of the egg. The fresher the worse it can be peeled.

ManxIntegral503
2 years ago

Generous salt in the boiling water with pure.

Nelson100
2 years ago

According to my experience, cooked eggs are easier to pellet, the older they are.

And, of course, they have to be well quenched and pissed

Biberchen
2 years ago

that is at the age of the eggs, fresh eggs can be peeled harder than a little older.

Monikalex
2 years ago

Yeah, I’m fine.

Theoretically, you have to scare off the eggs immediately cold… so keep cold water running.

TeamplayerMicha
2 years ago

Cook before eggs 3 times on the round side with a needle

After cooking, pour hot water and quench properly with cold water. Pour cold water and peel eggs.

Luki55228
2 years ago

What helps to give a shot of vinegar into the water.

In addition, cooked eggs can best be peeled after several days 🙂

wollyuno
2 years ago

the older ones who are already 2 weeks in the refrigerator are easier to pellet like the fresh ones

jule2204
2 years ago

Too short quenched in cold water and too fresh.

Zakalwe
2 years ago

When they are quenched after cooking, they are usually easier to peel.