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It makes very moist and creamy scrambled eggs and is generally referred to as "French" scrambled eggs. French chefs usually use a whisk but the spatula that Ramsey Gordon uses works much better.
I find the fluffy "American style" scrambled eggs to be rather dry and unappetizing. I've got chickens so Roscoe and I eat a lot of eggs. You also don't get as much volume so Sammy may only get eggs with one meal if you cook them this way.

Now that looks a great way to make scrambled eggs. I'll definitely try it soon.

Looks like there are no vegans on board here..sadz

Vegan eggs are hard to come by... maybe Trader Joe's?

I try to stay away from highly processed stuff. The only plant burgers I eat are Engine 2's which i can only get at Whole Foods sadly and I don't think there is one close to my new location. In fact, I will have to travel aways to get my usual foods.

I'm going to die. No matter what I eat. I applaud and respect your ethical choices but I'm a foodie and a cook and those choices are not for me.

My eggs are the best that can be had from happy healthy free range chickens. I know them each personally.

Almost impossible to make "vegetarian eggs": Eggs where the chickens only eat vegetables. Chickens really like eating insects, so keeping them vegetarian means keeping them inside in a sterile environment. You also have to keep insect protein out of their feed.

Easier just to give up eggs, but I know vegans who do that tend to suffer some nutritional problems in the long run. Eating a few eggs, a little cheese, etc. is better for you.

Feeding chickens a vegetarian diet would be like.....

Well....Like feeding people a vegetarian diet.

It just aint natural.

It's certainly inhumane. Like making your cat eat a vegan diet.

The way chickens are treated is awful. Overall they probably receive the most unnatural, inhumane, and disgusting treatment of any livestock. Though pigs run a close second these days.

Those who choose to be vegetarian or vegan on ethical grounds will get no flack from me.

Chickens are fun silly birds and a pleasure to have around. The eggs I eat for breakfast are so fresh they are often still warm when I gather them. I think anyone who can should have a backyard flock.