break an egg
Do you use crack or break before an egg
crack an egg
or
break an egg
Which one is right?
or any differences between these two phrases?
Thank you!
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Answers · 4
3
Crack is used when talking about cooking. For example "crack open two eggs and whisk them". Break would be used if the eggs accidentally broke, but even then you could use crack and it would probably sound fine.
0
I would say they are both pretty much the same. Break an egg is more common though.
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