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Egg Bites – So Easy to Make At Home!

A scrumptious copycat version that are easier, better and cheaper than store bought and perfect for meal prep!

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EGG BITES RECIPE:
9 Eggs
1/3 cup of Cottage Cheese
4oz of Sharp Cheddar (or gruyere, american or swiss)
Salt and Pepper to taste
2/3 cup of Toppings of choice such as mixed cooked veggies of 1/2 cup of Cooked crumbled bacon

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00:00 – Intro
00:47 – Oreo the Veggies
02:40 – Blend the Eggs
03:56 – Fill the Molds
05:12 – Dig In!

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