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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
OMG
I thought I was at school for a mintute there phew!:eek: I think that the Canadian Tetleys tastes the same as the UK Tetleys - always find it cheaper to buy in Costco! As for the thread going off subject - that happens to me when ever I need to do laundry - find something else to do 1st....2nd....3rd......Bum! I must go and do the laundry now - see ya later!:blink: |
Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 5295142)
the lower boiling point of water at high altitudes plays havoc with boiled eggs as well as tea. I can't remember the numbers offhand, but seem to recall that you'd need to boil an egg for something like 15 minutes at the top of mount Everest to get the same slightly-runny yolk achieved in 4 minutes at sea level. I'm sure R I C H can provide chapter and verse.... apparently it's all to do with the energy needed for the protein molecules to form long chains, or something?
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by R I C H
(Post 5295165)
The internet is your friend: http://newton.ex.ac.uk/teaching/CDHW/egg/ :thumbup:
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 5295277)
Wonderful! So 15 minutes at the top of Everest probably wasn't too far off, especially given that the egg will probably be frozen before you start (unless you've carried it up the mountain in your underpants or something...)
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 5295295)
It'd be better to take the chicken I'd think.
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 5295315)
what, in your underpants?
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Wouldnt the oxygen tanks they would need be a little erm... inconvenient?
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 5295393)
Wouldnt the oxygen tanks they would need be a little erm... inconvenient?
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by R I C H
(Post 5295165)
The internet is your friend: http://newton.ex.ac.uk/teaching/CDHW/egg/ :thumbup:
A proper derivation should use an ovoid. We may discuss which end is "up" on another occasion. |
Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 5295456)
The fomulae in the link are close, but only approximate. The author assumes his egg is spherical, which it clearly is not.
A proper derivation should use an ovoid. We may discuss which end is "up" on another occasion. |
Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 5295582)
In my eggcup the blunt end is always "up." You have to cut less of it off to make a hole big enough to get your spoon in.
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 5295626)
So all the eggs are upside down in the carton in your world....:)
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 5295626)
So all the eggs are upside down in the carton in your world....:)
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by batty-x-ray
(Post 5295737)
Which way do they come out of the chicken?? Pointy end first?? or is the point more of a "cut" mark as the orifice closes?:ohmy:
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Re: help ladies, which canadian washer?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 5295761)
I don't yet have pictures but will be sure to post them when the hens start producing.
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