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Yes, you can scramble eggs with cottage cheese; whisk 1–2 tablespoons per egg and cook on low heat until softly set.

Yes, you can cook yolks by themselves into rich, custardy scrambled eggs with the right ratio and gentle heat.

No, avoid adding salt to baby food; infant kidneys and sodium limits make plain, salt-free meals the safer choice.

Yes, you can scramble liquid egg whites; cook them low and slow, whisk well, and add moisture for soft curds.

Yes, leftover white rice can be saved safely when cooled fast, chilled promptly, and reheated to a food-safe temperature.

Yes, UV-C can lower germs on food surfaces, but UV light has limits and never replaces washing, cooking, and clean handling.

Yes, you can deep-fry a turkey safely when you manage oil, heat, space, and doneness with strict steps.

No, sharing a blood glucose monitor is unsafe; only clinic-grade devices may be shared with strict cleaning per the maker’s instructions.

Yes, you can serve food on its use-by date if stored and handled correctly that day; never serve it once the date has passed.

No, don’t shake NPH insulin; mix by gentle rolling and inverting until the suspension looks uniformly white and cloudy.