wholeeggs
nounUK /həʊl ɛɡz/
US /hoʊl ɛɡz/
Eggs that are still in their shells, not broken or mixed.
She bought a carton of whole eggs at the store.
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2. Eggs used with both the yolk and white together in cooking.
The recipe calls for two whole eggs, beaten lightly.
3. Eggs that have not been processed into liquid or powder form.
The bakery prefers whole eggs over powdered ones.
4. Complete eggs as opposed to egg parts like only whites.
He ordered whole eggs instead of just egg whites.