what would happen if you took an egg that had recently been soaked in vinegar, and switched it to syrup? and why would it happen? me and a friend are debating this i say it would shrivel up like you sucked the air out of it but i don't know why it would and google is not my friend with this question.
it was soaked for a day each time
hmm okay so this egg was hard boiled right? by putting in vinegar you're pickling it, putting it inside a syrup like maple syrup would probably not do anything to it
no its a raw egg. if you set it in a container that covered the egg in vinegar for a day, we know the shell deteriorates and the egg swells what we don't know is what happens if you put syrup on it in replacement of the vinegar for another day.
haha you guys have wild imaginations.. um i think, if as you say, the shell deteriorates then the albumin and egg yolk would break through and mix with the vinegar... i don't see a reason why the egg would shrivel up, if anything it would crack into pieces. with that said, i would also think it would rot inside, given that it wasn't' in the fridge, but that wouldn't make it cave it either.
hm.. ok. thanks.
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