can an egg have just the white in it???

Answer 1

The rooster must have been shooting blanks, or using condoms.

LOL

Answer 2

It is very common for a young hen that is just starting laying to produce an egg or two without a yolk, but it is very uncommon to find these at a store. Usualy these eggs are very small or deformed in some way so they don't make it onto the store shelves. As the hen (and thus her reproductive system) matures, this practicaly dissapears.

Now, a mature hen may do something different every once in a while. Sometimes they will lay eggs with two yolks. But I can't say that I've ever found one at the store.

Answer 3

Certainly...anything to do with life is subject to genetic influence including anomalies. As for the separation technique, crack the egg and let the white dribble out of the shell. Continue cupping the yolk in the shell and rock it back and forth until all the white material goes into one bowl and drop the yolk into a second bowl.

Answer 4

I have never heard of someone cracking open an egg and it being all white. It needs to be separated from the yolk. You can get an egg separator, and there's a way to do it yourself. I've been shown a couple of times but I don't actually know how to do it.

Answer 5

I don't believe it can when it's cracked fresh out of a shell, but an egg omelete can be made with only whites....the egg stuff you get in a carton can be only whites too..

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

I never heard of anything like that.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Yes but it is EXTREMELY uncommon.

Answer 10

no