Roll between palms to loosen shell.
Peel underwater (in a bowl of cold water)—the water slips under the membrane, lifting the shell away cleanly.
🌟 Pro Upgrade: Add 1 tsp baking soda to cooking water. It raises pH, further weakening the bond between egg white and shell.
❌ What Doesn’t Work (Despite the Myths)
Poking holes before boiling → Risks cracking and uneven cooking.
Adding vinegar to water → Helps coagulate whites if cracked, but doesn’t improve peeling.
Peeling warm eggs → Membrane sticks more when hot.
❤️ Why This Matters
Perfectly peeled eggs aren’t just pretty—they’re essential for:
