Maybe you get a rock. That would be cool to try, actually.
There's a membrane between the white and the yolk, and both contain a lot of water, so if I had to guess (just pulling concepts out of my hat), the white gets concentrated first and then its concentration pulls water out of the yolk.
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There's a membrane between the white and the yolk, and both contain a lot of water, so if I had to guess (just pulling concepts out of my hat), the white gets concentrated first and then its concentration pulls water out of the yolk.
I really have to try this stuff.