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egg beater
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n.1.a small device having one or usually two blades, each having several stiff oval wires at the tip. The blades are swirled or rotated for beating eggs or whipping cream. The electrical variety typically have two such blades, which are arranged so that the tips of the blades interlace while rotating.
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You can use Egg Beaters as well, which I understand are food colored egg whites.
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ConAgra Foods, which manufactures Egg Beaters liquid eggs, has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit to block rival Michael Foods adding cheese to its better'n Eggs product.
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If you've been watching your egg yolks since the mid-1960s, you may already know that Egg Beaters means eggs with no yolk, no Salmonella, and--if you buy the frozen version--no worry that you'll run out of eggs just when you need them.
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