Culture Buzz When eggs speculate on the transitory nature of existence … (Via.)
What's in the mysterious, over-sized egg? No tricks! This is pretty cool.
A man cracks open a giant egg and hijinx ensues. This is already an internet meme. [via The Uniblog]
These billboards are advertising two different kinds of eggs. Also, gross. And OMG, billboard juxtaposition. I wish there were a law that two billboards posted next to each other had to have a really high irony factor. It would make driving on the interstate way more intense.
Just in time for Easter, you might come away with a few extra eggs so why not use them to create something even more delicious? Surprise them with a sweet faux-yolky center!
Food Buzz It is official: eggs do not contribute to increased cholesterol levels. This has kind of been presumed for a few years, but I wanted to get the word out: they're scientifically healthy! You can stop eating Eggbeaters now. Brunch in peace.
The greatest number of yolks found in a single egg is nine, but the chances of finding even two are 1,000 to one. This four-yolk egg was found in North Yorks, England and made a delicious omelette (we assume!).
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