How to chop a boiled egg in an instant
Chopped eggs that make the kitchen knife and cutting board sticky. You can do it in a short time by using the vegetable net of okra and mandarin oranges.
Raw materials boiled egg
Tool Nets such as okra and oranges
Working hours 3Minutes
1. Peel the boiled egg
2. Put in a clean vegetable net
3. Push out by hand

Chopped egg for a short time

Chopped eggs that are indispensable for making egg sandwiches and tartar sauce. However, it is a little troublesome because the knives are sticky and the cutting board is dirty.

Chopped egg for a short time
It is troublesome and the grain tends to be coarse

The vegetable net that contains okra and mandarin oranges plays an active role there. Just use this and the boiled egg will become finer in no time!

Chopped egg for a short time

All you need is a boiled egg and a net. Use a clean net that has been washed and dried in advance.

Step 1 Finely chop the egg

Put the shelled eggs in the net and you're ready to go.

Step 2 Finely chop the egg

If you push the egg toward the edge of the net as it is ... White meat comes out from the mesh!

Step 3 Finely chop the egg
It feels good at this moment!

If you keep pushing it further, the yolk will pop out and the boiled egg will shatter in a blink of an eye. Your hands will get a little dirty, but the used net will be thrown away as it is, so it's easy to clean up afterwards (poly gloves are recommended if you are worried about direct contact). Is it okay to take out the yolks in advance and put only the whites in the net? Also, personally, I had the impression that the okra net was more elastic and easier to do than the mandarin orange net.

Chopped egg for a short time

Chopped egg for a short time
The orange net has become finer

The resulting chopped is much finer and fluffier than cutting with a kitchen knife. It can be used with confidence in mimosa salad for smooth egg filling and tartar sauce making.

Chopped egg for a short time
For smooth egg filling

A trick that makes you want to save the vegetable net that you usually throw away. Your child can also help, so please try it!