Transporting
Eggs
Transport of eggs: if you can still locate the Styrofoam egg
cartons, tape the carton c/w eggs under a thwart. Eggs will
survive rapids, rollovers and portages.
We've only had perhaps 2 eggs cracked in over 15 years of using
this method.
Al Robinson
If you don't
care about getting them broken, then you can fill a Nalgene with
a screw on lid with your de-shelled eggs.
They make great scrambled eggs and are already beaten if you
need them to be added to anything for cooking purposes.
I find that 2-3 tbsp. of the egg mixture = approximately 1 egg.
Remember to take them out of their shell for this method!
Happy Paddling!
Fiona
Take a plastic container
that has a wide mouth opening and a screw on lid. (powder
gator aid container, or wide mouth thermos work best).
We crack open each egg and carefully drop them into the
container. Each container holds about 1 doz. eggs. When
you want to use them. Carefully drop one out at a time to
fry, or just pour them out to scramble. Works for us every
time.
Julie and Gary Watson
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