How To Peel Hard Boiled Eggs:

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Usually when we’re out of town and stay at a bed and breakfast there are hard boiled eggs available. Hooray for protein! They’ve had them at three out of the last four places we’ve stayed, and every time I see them I get excited—it’s like a treat since I always forget to make them when I’m home. (Note to self: make some hard boiled eggs this week.) 

You’d think peeling a hard boiled egg would be a no-brainer, but I always manage to make an embarrassing mess. Five minutes after I start peeling them I end up with a crater-filled, completely destroyed, partially whole egg to eat. #fail

Since the simple task of peeling an egg was too difficult, I went on a mission to help me find an easier way. It turns out I was just missing one key step in my egg-peeling method. Instead of cracking the shell at one end, you have to crack it at both ends! 

The second I found that out it was like I could see things in color all of a sudden. The shell comes off SO much easier and I’m left with a whole, clean, non-crater-filled egg to enjoy! 

While there’s a good chance I’m the only one in the entire world who didn’t know how to peel an egg, I wanted to post this nifty trick just in case someone else can benefit. Actually, to be honest, I’m posting this so that a month or two from now when I have another hard boiled egg sitting in front of me, I won’t forget how to peel the darn thing!