Egg Boiling Trick: Simple Ingredient for Perfect Results Every Time
Kitchen hacks: Oh man... It's easy to say, "You can't even boil an egg?" But sometimes, the shell cracks or it's a pain to peel after boiling. If you're wondering what to do, there's a simple home remedy for that.

Helps with peeling
Yes. Add a bit of lemon juice to the water before boiling eggs. It stops the shell from cracking and makes peeling a breeze. The acid balances the water's pH and strengthens the shell.

Don't forget to add lemon
Plus, it helps cook the eggs much faster and more evenly. This is a simple yet effective cooking trick that's super useful for everyone. If you want perfect eggs, add lemon.
How does it work?
Adding a bit of lemon juice while boiling eggs stops the shell from cracking. The acid in the lemon balances the water's pH, making the shell stronger and preventing breaks.
Does adding lemon make eggs cook faster?
Yes, lemon juice makes the water slightly acidic. This helps with faster heat transfer, and the eggs cook quicker.
Does it change the taste?
No, definitely not. The lemon juice is added in a very small amount, so its flavor doesn't transfer to the eggs. It just makes the boiling process easier.
What to use if you don't have lemon at home?
If lemon isn't available, you can add a little vinegar. It also makes the water slightly acidic and prevents the eggshell from cracking.
When to add the lemon?
Before the water boils, add ½ teaspoon of lemon juice to it, then add the eggs and boil as usual.
Do the eggshells come off easily?
Yes, absolutely. The acid in the lemon loosens the membrane between the eggshell and the white, making it easier to peel the egg after boiling.
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