Mix it in with your pets food, assuming you have a dog or cat. It's great
for their coats.

Paul

"divine_austerlitz" > wrote in message
...
> Sometimes a recipe calls for one or two egg yolks and I am left with the
> whites. The problem is, I don't have a freezer, so I can't freeze the
> whites for later use. I don't like to waste food, though.
>
> Can anyone suggest a use for one or two egg whites? Preferably, it
> would be best that it could be something I could make right away, after
> making the recipe requiring the egg yolks, as I only have a small
> refrigerator.
>
> And no, buying another refrigerator is not on as I live in a rented flat
> with a tiny kitchen and no room for a bigger refrigerator or a separate
> freezer.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> --
> Céline
>
> 'One [Gotha] landed near Canterbury and was burned by its crew; the
> other landed near Rochford and was inadvertently burned by an RFC
> airman who, placed on guard, succumbed to curiosity and pressed the
> trigger of the German flare pistol "to see if it was loaded". It was.'
> - Anti Aircraft artillery by Ian V Hogg