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    Crystal I.

    Yorba Linda, CA

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    Yorba Linda, CA

    Joined: Dec 14, 2005

    Birthday: Apr 15

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    Reviewed Pure Eggstacy Egg Salad

    "This is a delicious sandwich. I ate the orignal at Euro Pane Bakery in Pasadena, and wanted to recreate the experience. Here are a couple of tips:

    1. Chop the eggs roughly and mix in the mayo gently; you want chunks of soft yolk in your sandwich, so don't over mix or over chop so as to lose the medium-cooked yolky texture.

    2. D..."

    May 31, 2011 on Food.com

    Reviewed Pure Eggstacy Egg Salad

    "This is a delicious sandwich. I ate the orignal at Euro Pane Bakery in Pasadena, and wanted to recreate the experience. Here are a couple of tips:

    1. Chop the eggs roughly and mix in the mayo gently; you want chunks of soft yolk in your sandwich, so don't over mix or over chop so as to lose the medium-cooked yolky texture.

    2. D..."

    May 31, 2011 on Food.com

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