How to tell the difference between a boiled and a raw egg

The video tutorial presents a challenge to identify boiled eggs among raw ones without breaking them. Various methods are discussed, including shaking and listening for noise. The main focus is on using a spinning test to differentiate the eggs, as boiled eggs spin faster due to their solid interior. The video concludes with a demonstration of the spinning test and the correct identification of the boiled egg.

What is one method mentioned to identify a boiled egg without breaking it?

• Smelling the egg

• Checking the color of the shell

• Weighing the egg

• Listening for a noise when shaken

What is the suggested method to differentiate between boiled and raw eggs?

• Boiling them again

• Holding them up to the light

• Spinning them on a table

• Cracking them open

What happens when you spin a boiled egg on a table?

• It wobbles and stops quickly

• It makes a loud noise

• It rolls off the table

• It spins smoothly and steadily

Why does a boiled egg spin differently compared to a raw egg?

• It has a rougher surface

• It is heavier and lacks liquid inside

• It has a different shape

• It is lighter

What is the final step to confirm which egg is boiled?

• Listening for a noise

• Breaking the egg open

• Smelling the egg

• Weighing the egg