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Today, after boiling eggs my whole life, I wanted to try a packaged hard-boiled egg for the first time. I'd never had a cold egg before, so I thought it would be a good idea to warm it up. Now, I'm cleaning out a billion pieces of egg shrapnel in the microwave. FML
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Tripartita 45
If you need help gathering the pieces, I've heard all the king's horses and all the king's men are pretty good. Note: if you want the egg put back to together again, however, you'll need to look elsewhere.
MrEldritch 14
Shouldn't have left the shell on, the steam buildup inside the egg makes it explode. Although, I have heard that it is possible to actually hard-boil eggs in the oven...
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honeyleee 15
LOL, I've done this before. Learned the hard way.!
GhostFox 34
The moisture in the egg turns into steam, which, since any steam in a sealed container causes an explosion... Well, at least it didn't explode as you went to take it out. There are a lot of people that wind up burned from similar situations.
Bekll 31
I'm surprised you haven't had a cold hard boiled egg before since they are used in egg salad.
BoxFullOfLazy 25
Just about every hard boiled egg I've ever ate was cold, because you're supposed to put them in ice water to stop the cooking process and also because I keep a bowl in the fridge for snacking on. And the prepackaged eggs taste no different from the ones made at home.
AbiDowntown 16
I'm sorry...but thats funny as hell and you've cheered my crappy day right up!!!
jvanevery 19
of course just cracking it or putting a very small hole in it would work fine
Vveeeeeee 0
I always thought it wasn't safe to reheat boiled eggs.
sarahcroy20 12
You've never had a cold egg before? I keep my hardboiled eggs in the frig
peterblackmer91 12
You've never eaten a hard boiled egg???