Nature's perfect protein. These egg recipes combine eggs with beef, bacon, and other carnivore staples for complete, satisfying meals under $3 per serving.
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Eggs are the second-most affordable carnivore protein after ground beef. At $3-5 per dozen for conventional and $6-8 for pasture-raised, they provide complete protein with all essential amino acids, vitamins A, D, E, K, and B vitamins, plus choline for brain health.
The yolk is where the magic happens. Don't skip it! The yolk contains 80% of an egg's nutrients including all the fat-soluble vitamins. Always eat the whole egg for maximum nutrition and satiety.
Are eggs allowed on carnivore?
Yes! While technically not "meat," eggs are animal-based and nutritionally complete. Most carnivores include eggs daily. They're especially great for adding variety and saving money.
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The secret to perfect eggs is low-and-slow with butter or bacon fat. Scrambled eggs cooked gently over low heat stay creamy and custard-like. High heat creates rubbery, tough eggs.
For fried eggs, use medium-low heat and plenty of fat. Cover the pan for over-easy eggs to cook the tops without flipping. Remove when whites are set but yolks are still runny for maximum nutrient absorption.
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