Tool: Egg Beater [edit]

Other Names: 打蛋器 (Chinese), エッグビーター (Japanese), البيض المضرب (Arabic), मिक्सर (Hindi), Яйцо Beater (Russian) All Translations
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Egg Beaters is a product manufactured in St. Louis, Missouri and is currently sold in the United States by ConAgra Foods as a substitute for whole chicken eggs. Egg Beaters is made with real eggs and is composed of egg whites separated from their yolks and fortified with vitamins and other nutrients. Xantham gum and guar gum are also added as emulsifiers and thickeners. By eliminating the yolk, Egg Beaters has significantly fewer calories than whole eggs and has no fat or cholesterol. The product's slogan is, "The Real Thing. Only Better."

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2 weeks ago

Julian

Too, what's with these photos that have nothing to do with the tool. Pictures of athletes, bicycle parts, buildings????

2 weeks ago

Julian

I recommend removing the Wikipedia entry. It has nothing to do with the kitchen tool.

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[edit] About Egg Beater

An egg beater is an electric or battery powered mechanism used primarily to whip and mix foods by submerging the two oval shaped blades in the food to be mixed. There are also hand-cranked versions available as well as other manual tools such as the French (or wire) Whip, or a multiple-tanged unit called a fork. Being manual they don't require electricity to operate. Fingers are recommended.