OvaEasy Dehydrated Egg Crystals – 5.1oz. Bag – Powdered Eggs Made from All-Natural Ingredients – Easy-to-Prepare Egg Powder – Dehydrated Food Perfect for Camping & Backpacking

Got this during the egg shortages and they are great! Using it for scrambled eggs and the flavor is really good and texture is perfect. I will probably get some more for emergency and travel/camping.

I bought these on recommendation of a backpacking website. I've tested them out in my kitchen and they are great! They taste just like fresh eggs, but I've never managed to scramble real eggs to this smooth of a consistency. That's a plus in my book. They pair great with dehydrated hash browns and dehydrated veggies.

Convenient and ready too be used in an emergency

esperaba que fuera más grande déjeme saber si tienen uno más grande como la leche Klein me gustaría conseguir huevo en polvo pero en una lata grande gracias

The powdered eggs are essential these days since the price of fresh whole eggs is so insanely high. The bag isn't huge but equivalent to 32 eggs so I'm not complaining. The taste is fine but I have only used as an egg replacement in recipes. Great to use for cooking and/or camping. Not a long shelf life on the bag (about a year) so not something you could keep for an emergency stash. But all in all, I would buy again.

These have been stored in my emergency supplies so I haven't used them yet. It seems, by other reviews, they are not gourmet.

I was skeptical but this stiff is pretty good! Works best in a recipe or, as I had them, on an egg sandwich-then you can barely tell the difference from fresh eggs. They mix up easily and honestly I haven't measured that carefully but it works out. Not the best value but they are good.

I ate powdered eggs for the first time in 1982. They were so awful that I still cringe to this day. But Ova Easy aren't eggs from the 80s. They cook up just like fresh scrambled eggs, smell like scrambled eggs and taste like scrambled eggs. Now, I wouldn't pay a dollar per egg if I was cooking at home, but for backcountry camping, these make an A1 breakfast.