I forgot why I always brought eggs to room T, thinking it was a condensation trouble, but then when I broke (another!) egg last night and pulled one fresh from the fridge, I eventually figured out why the work was going so slowly: the beeswax on the cold egg was very suddenly not melted.
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I forgot why I always brought eggs to room T, thinking it was a condensation trouble, but then when I broke (another!) egg last night and pulled one fresh from the fridge, I eventually figured out why the work was going so slowly: the beeswax on the cold egg was very suddenly not melted.
the point of the last post was to say: Hope you find your egg :)
What happens to the contents? this is probably a daft question... but does it just dry up inside the egg?
YOu should try some duck eggs or goose eggs!
X Alex
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