I saw a Tik Tok video a couple days ago that showed to gently crack an egg on the round bottom before boiling. I eat more eggs than anyone probably should and usually buy peeled hard boiled eggs from Costco because I’ve tried every method known to easily peel an egg and they didn’t work. This way is amazing.
BTW I changed the title of this thread from “why am I just learning this” to “I’m easily impressed”.
Over the years I’ve tried them all, older eggs, using room temperature eggs, starting with cold water, adding vinegar to the water, do a Voodoo dance before boiling, etc and none worked very well for me. I was just amazed how well it works, but I’m also easily impressed.
What tends to work for me, set the eggs out and let the water boil. Drop all the eggs into the water. Let it get back to boiling, cover then turn the stove off. Let it sit for 25 minutes then plunge into an ice bath for about 10-15 minutes.
I eat a fair amount of eggs. That works most of the time.
Yep, I’ve always done that too. With cracking the eggs first I just ran cold tap water over the eggs and let them sit in cold water for 5 minutes and the shells just slipped off easily.
I bought the cheapest 65" 4k TV from Costco yesterday and set it up last night. For a little over $500 with tax and a 5 year warranty I’ll have to say I’m impressed.
I picked up a soundbar last year at Nebraska Furniture Mart for my basement that I am super happy with.
Off the top of my head I can’t remember the brand.
I have the exact soundbar. Bought it about 2 years ago from Costco. Have it hooked up to my 17 inch laptop.
Excellent sound, you will be happy with it.
Good thing about Costco is that they have concierge service when you buy stuff from them. Really helps if you are having a problem with an electronic device.
Costco is great for electronics because of the price and perks they offer, although I’ve never used the concierge service. I bought my kid an Apple laptop a couple years ago, a few months after the purchase I received a $100 Costco gift card in the mail with a letter saying something about they negotiated a better deal with Apple so they were giving me a hundred bucks back. That was nice of them.