Goose egg...courtesy of our friend, sculptor Don Wiegand. Chicken egg...courtesy of our local grocery store.
We put a select group of consumers to the test. Which one would they prefer?
The verdict is in. Bigger is much better. Both consumers chose the goose egg. In fact, they liked it so much that a heated discussion over who should claim it erupted.
As a neutral party (sort of like Switzerland), I took possession of both eggs. They are now safely stored in the refrigerator.
Or are they????
18 comments:
Yes, bigger eggs make bigger omelets! Just add some ham and cheese....what time is breakfast? We are on our way!!
Wyatt and Stanzie
The *safest* place to store those eggs would be in our tummies! MOL.
After some careful deliberation on these eggs,,,,I have come to a decision. I'll have both,,Thank You !
ha ha - bigger is always better in the egg department.
BIG... I vote fur the BIG Egg
It won't be much longer before he learns to open that thing, lol.
Lynne x
Bigger Egg obviously!:-)
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Quick question, does the goose egg have the same taste as the kitchen egg? I don't recall making an omelet out of one before.
Huggies and Cheese,
Haopee
Loogs like Bogie had his heart set on that big goose egg! I'm sure that big egg smelled better than any old grocery store egg.
Ahhh! Bigger is always better! LOL!
It always amazes me how well my cats can sniff things out! Looks like your Bogie is on the right track.
now thats an egg
Benny & Lily
BOL! Let the egg battle begin! Hardy Har Har Good one! 'Cracked' me up ;D
Waggin at ya,
Roo
Funny that they were going to get into a little tiff.
No problem, and it wasn't superfluous:) follow my blog thank you:-)
Goose and duck eggs have a stronger eggy flavor. The critters will love it!
So glad Switzerland intervened. Very cute post as usual.
All we know is Goose Egg versions of Ukrainian Easter Eggs (Pysanky) are REALLY expensive because they are so big!!!! Mommy gets nervous even seeing a Goose Egg, she thinks they are made of gold or something!!! You guys are so brave getting so close to a goose egg!
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