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Liquid egg substitutes are commonly prepared in the microwave (with short timed intervals) or cooked on the stovetop in a skillet; product packaging typically provides specific directions for both methods.

Decorative faux eggs often come in multi-packs such as 12- or 48-count sets, with small Easter-style eggs around 2.36 in tall by 1.7 in wide; there are also single large decorative options (for example, a 14-inch egg).

Decorative faux eggs are typically made from plastic and are often described as refillable, recyclable, and reusable for future celebrations.

The powdered egg replacer shown lists four ingredients: potato starch, tapioca flour, baking soda, and psyllium husk fiber.

Faux egg products are sold in different states: powdered replacers (ingredient form), liquid egg products that must be fully cooked, and prepared heat-and-serve egg foods.

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