Hard-boiled Golden eggs are harder to peel than regular hard-boiled eggs. The thin membrane between the shell and a regular boiled egg is gone, making it harder to peel. To eat, simply cut the egg in half and dig it out with a spoon Repeat, repeat and repeat again. We spun ours over 20 times. Don’t get discouraged if it doesn’t work the first time. It took us 3 tries before we finally spun it enough to get a Golden egg. Hang in there, and keep spinning.

Golden Goose, Scramble Eggs Inside the Shell The Original Golden Goose, Scramble Eggs Inside the Shell

I’m excited to be teaming up with my good friend Nathan from Minnesota Cold for a fun series all about eggs. We are sharing “egg-citing” experiments and unique ways to color eggs. No traditional egg dye here! Now that your egg is scrambled in the shell, its time to turn it into a golden egg. To make a perfect hard boiled egg, simple follow these simple instructions. Golden eggs are cool, but did you know you can also make a silver egg?!? Yep you read right, next we are turning our eggs silver. This is one you don’t want to miss!