I need two eggs to crack one, and I save all eggshells as

fertilizers. As a matter of fact, I keep almost all kitchen wastes, veggie, fruit skins, etc. , and ferment them for a month or so before watering the plants (of course it needs to be diluted). As a result, I rarely buy any fertilizer from Home Depot. 

I have the habit of making a virtue of necessity too.:))

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• Cracking one egg with two eggs sounds like an exotic skill -7grizzly- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/08/2024 postreply 19:32:46

• Please show us :-) -7grizzly- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/08/2024 postreply 19:33:01

• haha, a commercial secret:) It's a learned skill to have one -暖冬cool夏- ♀ (217 bytes) () 06/08/2024 postreply 19:53:43

• High-school physics: the forces on both eggs are equal :-) -7grizzly- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/08/2024 postreply 20:30:39

• But if you hit one against another, only one is cracked:) -暖冬cool夏- ♀ (0 bytes) () 06/08/2024 postreply 21:04:57

• If this topic is picked up at home,某人會說“不跟你這個文科生討論此類問題”：） -暖冬cool夏- ♀ (0 bytes) () 06/08/2024 postreply 21:07:26

• I can see now:all spots on an egg cannot bear the same force -7grizzly- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/09/2024 postreply 08:23:56