"What is that glob thing on my egg? And is it good for you.......?"

Our Opinion:

It's recommended egg chalaza should be removed.  The highest concentration of sialic acid is in the yolk chalaza membrane. The mucus creates a perfect nesting ground to this 9 carbon-sugar molecule allowing it to bind well to pathogens.  Sialic acid is involved in the binding of a variety of toxins to cells, especially influenza.  Extensive research is needed to confirm the chalaza does not contribute to the spread of influenza viruses. Eggs are extremely nutritious, however we are not comfortable with the chalaza pearl. Until we know for sure, we're comfortable removing it.

This tool is nylon heat resistant up to 350 F and is great for turning bacon, sausage or veggies.  

Also works as a serving tong for delicate items.  Dishwasher safe, precision manufacturing, you will soon find this newly invented tool a household staple.

This is a great affordable gift for chefs, picky eaters and connoisseurs' of the finest of foods. Makes a great Father's day, Mother's day, birthday, house-warming or Christmas present.