Common Mistakes That Are Ruining the Health Benefits of Your Eggs

9. Overlooking Eggs as a Snack

Top view of poached egg on a bun with avocado. Photo Credit: Envato @boomeart

Eggs are often pigeonholed as a breakfast food, but they make for a convenient and nutritious snack at any time of day. Hard-boiled eggs, in particular, are portable and easy to prepare in advance. They provide a satisfying combination of protein and healthy fats that can curb hunger and stabilize blood sugar levels. Instead of reaching for processed snacks that offer little nutritional value, consider keeping hard-boiled eggs on hand for a quick and healthy option. By rethinking when and how you consume eggs, you can better manage your hunger and maintain a balanced diet.

10. Neglecting the Role of Eggs in Baking

Flour and egg yolk. Photo Credit: Envato @NatashaBreen

Eggs play a crucial role in baking, not just for their binding and leavening properties but also for their nutritional contributions. Many baked goods can be enriched with the protein, vitamins, and minerals found in eggs. However, some people substitute eggs with less nutritious alternatives, missing out on these benefits. When baking, consider using eggs to enhance the nutritional value of your treats. Whether you're making muffins, pancakes, or bread, eggs can improve the texture and flavor while providing essential nutrients that support overall health.

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