We clearly did our Easter eggs wrong.
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Incredible Edible Egg of the Day: Meet Popples: The chicken who laid the gargantuan egg.
The Rhode Island Red reportedly popped out an eight-inch, seven-ounce egg — approximately four times larger than her usual ovum.
“Poor Popples must have been eggs-hausted and in pain after laying such a massive egg,” said owner Teresa of Portsmouth, Hampshire. She thinks perhaps the leftover cauliflower, broccoli, and sprouts Popples ate the night before may have given her “a boost.”
She’s also considering the possibility that a stray ostrich made its way into the chicken run.
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Incredible Edible Egg of the Day: Meet Popples: The chicken who laid the gargantuan egg.
The Rhode Island Red reportedly popped out an eight-inch, seven-ounce egg — approximately four times larger than her usual ovum.
“Poor Popples must have been eggs-hausted and in pain after laying such a massive egg,” said owner Teresa of Portsmouth, Hampshire. She thinks perhaps the leftover cauliflower, broccoli, and sprouts Popples ate the night before may have given her “a boost.”
She’s also considering the possibility that a stray ostrich made its way into the chicken run.
(Source: thedailywhat)
Eggs for breakfast? I’m sure that’s what they’re having in Bangkok right now.
(Although it’s a late dinner there, to be sure).
(scenes from Jacques and Liz’s Asian Adventure)
*Egg Recall Expanded in Salmonella Outbreak
Call off the homemade ice cream and caesar dressing. 380 million eggs are under suspicion of salmonella.
Or one egg for each man, woman and child in the United States.
Looking forward to some eggs from the backyard chickens when we see JP and Leanne in two weeks!
