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- noun the state or quality of being
eggy
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Examples
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Unlike traditional white cakes, a yellow cake contains just the egg yolks, while the former contains whole eggs; a lot of people like the way the yellow cake rises and is fluffy to the touch, but the inherent "egginess" might be a no-no for a few of us!
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The vanilla essence in the flan will remove any 'egginess' and it tastes absolutely wonderful!
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Unlike traditional white cakes, a yellow cake contains just the egg yolks, while the former contains whole eggs; a lot of people like the way the yellow cake rises and is fluffy to the touch, but the inherent "egginess" might be a no-no for a few of us!
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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Really, he or she the mystery of the student's gender momentarily stopped me, as it were, in my very tracks, throwing me back on old memories best left unrevisited hits on the most brilliant expression of the eggs' very egginess.
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Really, he or she the mystery of the student's gender momentarily stopped me, as it were, in my very tracks, throwing me back on old memories best left unrevisited hits on the most brilliant expression of the eggs' very egginess.
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So I decided to go with the espresso-cinnamon variation in the hopes it would make the egginess less pronounced.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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The Banana-Walnut combination also helps balance out the egginess in yellow cake, and works well to create a delicate and spongy dessert cake.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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The Banana-Walnut combination also helps balance out the egginess in yellow cake, and works well to create a delicate and spongy dessert cake.
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But this time, just to control the egginess, I tried Shuna Lydon's recipe for homemade yellow cake.
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But this time, just to control the egginess, I tried Shuna Lydon's recipe for homemade yellow cake.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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