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    Do these taste like plain eggs?
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    No. You will definitely be able to taste the cheese in the eggs.
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    Do I have to use a cup?
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    No, just measure in anyway you like as long as it is relevant to what you desire on your dish.
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    Can I eat the cheesy eggs without stirring them?
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    Sure, you can eat it however you'd like.
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    Can you use sliced cheese?
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    You can use sliced cheese if you cannot find other cheese. However, it should be cut into small pieces or strips before using it for cheesy scrambled eggs, to make it easier to stir into the egg mix and melt evenly.
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