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This is handy, as you can make many things like omelets or porridge more nutritious. (I'm too lazy to dry it myself)

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The smell is quite unpleasant, but the product itself is ok.

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It was a good omelette. The only downside is the lack of instructions for adding water.

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A great addition to your hiking diet. I've added it to my homemade soy groats-vegetable patty mixture, which brought a nice firmness and additional nutrients.

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Much lighter and more durable to pack for hiking than whole eggs would be.

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The smell is horrible, but it works.

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It's good, it's good for baking and you can also make an omelette, surprisingly good taste. In powder form, it's also more convenient to carry with you on a backpacking trip, it doesn't break

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Ok product. There could be instructions in the package

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Tastes fantastic. The only drawback is that it is not indicated how much water should be used, but this is a very minor problem

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It's great that this product is finally commercially available! Drying chicken eggs is the most laborious and messy of drying food for camping trips, and this bag has the omelette needs for hiking at a pretty good price ratio.

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Now I stopped dragging eggs on forest trips, a great product. I've used it in flatbreads, among fried potatoes and fried just like that. It tastes like an egg and is easy to use.

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I was really surprised how good the scrambled eggs were in Muotka!

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You could make an omelet on a hike, even though you had no idea how much water you had to add to the powder. The package should have dosing instructions, e.g. for a two-egg omelette. In the wilderness, when there is no internet available, where can you find information. I will buy again 👌

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Foody, and quite edible. I will buy again.

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Good product. The package size is big if you don't eat 10 eggs at once.

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Chicken egg powder, that's what I was looking for and found. Didn't go wrong.

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Just add water and it works like a normal egg.

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The product is in safety stock. Relying on hearsay, the product is of high quality. The purpose is to order it even more.

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The powder smelled a bit bad, but after mixing it with water, it made a really tasty omelette in the pan!

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This made a decent scrambled egg. They didn't even try to copy a fried egg, instead rolling it into lumps in a pan. The only minus comes from the fact (and I thought that consumer protection would also disapprove) that there is no dosage instruction in the package. I found a ratio in the reviews here and took the measurements with a digital scale before leaving for the trip. But it's a bit like that in hiking conditions, and I saw how to make a "kumkura tablespoon" repeat the same way every time. But I do recommend it, surprisingly good.

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This makes very good scrambled eggs, luxury.

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Pretty good but, certainly not like a freshly fried egg. Lasting. This brand has a bad high price. A great protein supplement for camping use.

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The taste was a bit gummy when baked, but otherwise mixed well with the water and worked as desired anyway.

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Convenient, easy. The taste is not quite the norm omelette flavor but goes well on the trip. Light protein energy.

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A good addition to cooking.

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I could not give stars yet because this product will be available for camping at the end of August. It’s only in the fall that I get experience with the powder, but I think it works. I haven’t used it before when I didn’t even know it existed.

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Good stuff. Making a cocktail for breakfast is easy.

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So bad it didn't go down.

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Quality land for longer trips

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A handy product if you can't dry the eggs yourself, even if you're not gourmet now.

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Prepared as scrambled eggs, a good source of protein for breakfast under camping conditions.

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Great way to bring eggs. Also works well as a garnish with different dishes. The eggplant was just as successful, even though real eggs become tasty. I didn't have time to try pancakes with this. There was also a closure in the bag, which did not work in my own product. Whether it was full of powder or the closure was just broken. Good shopping for camping food and a source of protein.

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Really good, light camping food.

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I made an omelet on the deck of Trangia and it tasted like made from fresh eggs. The structure is a bit different, so the translation was not successful, but it also tasted good as an scrambled egg. However, the packaging bag can no longer be closed after opening, so it is advisable to bag it before leaving for the trip.

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Functional egg powder, and so inexpensive that you just shouldn't bother to dry the raw eggs yourself. This can be used to make an omelet in the Lapland wilderness, which is hardly distinguishable from a civilian omelet. If only mushrooms had been found in the terrain, it would have been a treat! Because someone develops dried bacon?

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There was nothing wrong with the powder itself, but the packaging is lousy to close. When it opens, the cavities in the closure are full of powder and tight sealing is really difficult and time consuming. The bag should therefore be tightly closed already during the filling phase, so that the customer does not get the powder on it and a little else when opening the product.

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A truly functional product for hikes!

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Works. Advance test at home from a friend received a couple of years old became the omelet whole egg, that tasted pretty munakkaalta, and ever since I've been carrying a few egg powder with the amount of varasapuskana almost every excursion. I don’t remember if there was any mixing ratio in the package (which some commentator missed), but if not, the dosing may have been successful by evaluating the average weight of the fresh egg. (There are 10 eggs in the package, 135 g. So one egg is 13.5 g. The average weight of an egg without shells is 55 g. 55 g - 13.5 g = 41.5 g, ie less than 0.5 dl or 3 tablespoons of water per egg .) Also worked well on hikes in pancakes, rieska and muffins.

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Really good and light batch food.

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A terribly expensive bag and horribly rubbish comes, but the product itself is good.

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Basic stuff. Eggs are slow to dry, so at this price you should buy pre-dried. I use it mostly for breakfast eggs when the porridge doesn’t sink into the man.

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Breakfast for an excursion. Works well.

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Otherwise, good but some mixing ratio tip would have been needed at first.

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Domestic egg powder was not found for this distress, this fit well in the absence of a better one. The composition and addition of water were easy to evaluate for omelet frying. The taste is not quite fresh, but quite decent.

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A really handy product for a selection of camping food.

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Fair stuff! Not now fresh taxes, but an excellent and tasty omelet is created under hiking conditions, and no honey eggs are broken accidentally.

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Works well. I made pancakes for two people with this kind of instruction: 90g wheat flour 40g milk powder 35g egg flour 3ml baking powder 1ml of salt 1 tablespoon oil Happy fire!