eggs
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Why Is An Artist Living Inside A Floating Wooden Egg For A Year?
There’s a strong probability you’d go crazy living inside of an egg, despite the fact that you actually came from one. But artist Stephen Turner is up to the challenge. Starting this month, he’ll be taking up residence in the Exbury Egg, a self-sustaining studio/home/boat/monument to fertility, for the next 365 days.
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Why Bother Boiling When You Can Toast Your Eggs Instead?
For all the Wi-Fi enhanced appliances that are slowly invading our kitchens, most people still employ the same method of cooking their eggs that their heathen ancestors in the 1920’s did: a pot of roiling water. But filling a pan, bringing it to boil, and setting the timer are all hassles we’ll never again have…
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Miracle Bowl Allows For Perfectly Cracked Eggs Every Time
Most chefs recommend cracking an egg on the counter to avoid bits of shell in your food. But the Crackpot heartily endorses the edge of the bowl cracking technique using its integrated blade. It also promises shell-free results since the egg isn’t being smashed to bits in the process. So it’s perfect for overzealous cooks.
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Creepy In-Vitro Fertilisation Using Eggs From A Dead Teenager
A desperate Israeli family won a court decision that lets them extract and freeze the eggs from their dead daughter. The teenage girl died unexpectedly last week after a car crash.