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Mar 24
2009
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1000 year old egg. I know they’re not really 1000 years old, and I have not had one yet, but they sound horrible.
Can’t wait to try one!
Nope, but good guess Dave!
Whaaaaaaat?
OK, I guess it looks more like stone…
Hehehe, your first guess was closer!
osterich egg?
EMU?
yeah im going with meg on this one~ totally an emu egg. or maybe you dyed an egg for easter?
duck egg?
I like the emu egg idea.
Ok I am a total dork!
I thought it kinda looked like a type of mango.
Gulls egg..
For my guess I am going with wild exotic fruit plucked from the peaks of Mt. Fuji..
For some odd reason I am craving eggs… but I am not sure why.
Most definitely an emu egg. I think it’s cheating a bit not to give us size reference. :-p
I would say an emu egg. I saw them at Whole Foods. They are HUGE!
You must tell us how you’re preparing it! :)
Cheers!
Barbara
No idea, but I am totally curious.
hard to tell how big or small this is but I can’t wait to hear about it :)
I think it’s an emu egg, too!
just tell me it’s not balut, and I’ll be happy…
EMU!
Emus lay green eggs? I never knew! Ah, I learn something every day. I just had my first eggfruit the other day, and I’d almost guess it was a green variety of that.
I’m going with the Emu egg also!
An emu egg.
avocado!
a marbled stone egg ?
Well, since everyone else said emy egg, which was my first inclination, and there’s no size reference, I’m going to go contrary and say chicken egg. (How’s that for a run-on sentence?) Specifically an Americana chicken egg.
sure …looks like an emu egg…
My vote is for the Emu egg, or an Emu egg stone!
Waiting with baited breath…
Culinarily yours,
CCR =:~)
This lack the inspiration of the emu, but I was just going to say a type of chicken egg?
Eeewww!! This is so frustrating. I have spent too much time on the web trying to cheat and I still can’t find out what this is. I’m sure it isn’t an emu egg. But then again it is similar. They aren’t usually that green. I’ve seen them, being from Australia. I’m thinking it is something man-made???? Just don’t know what.
It’s got to be an egg…knowing your father it is something exotic! Hmmm, maybe ostrich. I am trying to remember the different eggs I have seen at the museum in San Berdoo. I can’t wait to find out!!!!
I’m an emu egg! I went to a ranch once and saw them firsthand!