Nutritional value of pickled eggs?!


Question: Nutritional value of pickled eggs?
Does a hard boiled egg lose any nutritional value after being pickled? I work really early in the morning and take hard boiled eggs as breakfast but they're more interesting pickled. Am i missing out on nutrients if i eat the preferred pickled variety? If it makes any difference, i make my own.

Answers:

Good question!

I doubt they lose any nutritional value, probably gain some. They sure are good though!

Put some jalapenos in your next batch for a real treat!



As a child growing up, I hated eggs. It didn't matter how they were made, I just couldn't do it. Then I joined the Army. If you didn't eat eggs for breakfast, you pretty much missed out on breakfast. That's where I learned to like them. Now, I can eat eggs any way you fix them. I prefer them over easy. But I still can't stomach pickled eggs. I'm not hatin on them, but, I ate one once and the yolk expanded in my mouth like a brand new sponge dunked in water. I doubt eggs lose nutitional value through pickling, but I would stick with boiled eggs. Soft boiled, hard whites, soft yolk, more nutrient value.



Should be pretty much the same nutrition either way...




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