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    Does the number of eggs affect the saltiness of each egg?
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    Yes, as it is based on the concentration of salt.
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    Can I reuse the brine to soak new eggs?
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    You can, but the flavor might not be as strong, so it's recommended that you make a new batch of brine for a new batch of eggs.
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    What if the shell of the egg cracks while in the brine? Will the whole jar have to be thrown out?
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    Yes.
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    What does brine mean?
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    Brine usually is made from salt and water boiled together and cooled down, depending on the food you are making. Brine can also can be used while hot/cold.
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