How do you make your omelets since you can't add milk to your eggs? Thanks in advance!!! trying to make breakfast this morning!!
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Most people dont add milk. It can curdle. You can use a few drops of water to get fluffier eggs. If you are a die hard milk user add a little cream~Lauren~
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My omelets come out fine with no milk, but i suppose heavy cream diluted would work.

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Me too!
I never even knew some people added milk to omelettes till i started reading on boards like this one!Wondering how to get 'most' of your net carbs from your induction veggies?
Take a look at the thread from the latest Veggie Challenge to see how others manage it!
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In my junior high home economics class, our teacher taught us to make scrambled eggs with milk. Then I was reading our Home Ec textbook and it said don't add milk, add water. Sooooo.....I guess it's preference. But scrambled eggs and omelettes do fine without the addition of milk or even water, imo.
Really old nutrition book in my boss's office says that milk was added in order to boost the nutritional content of a food. I guess if you were malnourished, an extra tablespoon of milk here or there wouldn't hurt you.~Megs~
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