To make a cake, they needed eggs and an egg beater.
Actually, the Kitchen Machine had a whisk attachment specifically for whipping egg whites, but all eight Kitchen Machines were currently in use. So instead of using one to whip the egg whites, he could use the egg beater they had bought earlier.
After finding the egg beater, Su Chen also took out cake flour, butter, milk, and the other ingredients needed for making a cake, placing everything on the kitchen island.
Lele deliberately carried over a small stool so he could stand on it and look at the things on the kitchen island. He was still a child and not very tall, so he could not see what was on the island from below and needed the stool to help him.
He watched curiously as Su Chen arranged the items one by one on the kitchen island, asking endless questions—what was this, and what was that for? Su Chen explained everything to him one by one.
Once all the ingredients for the cake were ready, Su Chen began making it.
He first took an egg and prepared to separate it. Beginners needed a special separator to divide the yolk from the egg white, but Su Chen was an expert, so he could separate them directly using only the eggshell.
Su Chen planned to make an eight-inch Robot Cake. An eight-inch cake was already quite large and enough for quite a few people.
A six-inch cake was a little too small. If it were for a child's birthday, a six-inch cake could be finished in one sitting. But this time, they were taking the cake to the nursing home, so they needed a larger one—an eight-inch cake.
An eight-inch cake required twelve eggs. Su Chen separated the whites and yolks