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5 Ways to Separate Eggs — Kids Baking Championship

Learn these shortcuts so you can up your baking game.
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The classic Grandma way: Juggle the yolk between the shells.

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Too lazy? Just use your hands. Let the white flow through your fingers. Bonus: There's no chance of a shell puncturing the yolk.

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Not for you? Use a water bottle. Crack the egg into a cup.

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Squeeze the water bottle and position it so it’s just barely touching the yolk.

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Stop squeezing and watch suction work.

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Magic!

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Slide the yolk into a second cup.

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Got a bunch of eggs to separate? Use a colander. Put it on top of the bowl you want the whites to go into. Crack your egg into the colander.

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And let gravity take care of it for you.

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