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Is it okay for my health if i eat half-cooked egg as my breakfast everyday?
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Better: Better to eat them fully cooked...Egss can carry salmonella and other "bugs" that are usually killed in the cooking process...Make sure the eggs are fresh....Talk to you family doc about this practice...Before you continue this..
Answered 2/25/2013
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