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Surprise in an egg - Kiwi Report

Surprise in an egg


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There are many eggcellent questions surrounding the existence of eggs, but perhaps the most famous question is “what came first, the chicken or the egg?” and although we could debate about it for hours on end, we’re still no closer to finding out the answer to this impossible question. Nevertheless, we do know that eggs have been around for more years than we could count on our fingers – and it’s not just chicken eggs we’re talking about. Although chickens were first domesticated in 7500 BCE, that hasn’t stopped other cultures around the world using other cracking animals for their food needs. Whether jungle fowl, pelican, ostrich, duck or chicken eggs are your favorite, countries around the world have all used these eggs within their cooking for centuries, and it seems we just can’t get enough of them.



One of the reasons why eggs are so popular is because they can be cooked in various different forms and within a variety of meals. As if that wasn’t enough, eggs are also easily accessible, which means that you can pick them up at your local grocery store, give them a good crack, and incorporate them into your weekly menu. While it’s not uncommon to find tiny pieces of shell in the egg as you crack it, one man from Down Under wasn’t expecting to find another surprise in his egg. In fact, he couldn’t believe that he was one of the lucky few to ever experience such a phenomenon. You might want to sit down for this one…
[post_page_title]Delicious and nutritious[/post_page_title]
Eggs are not only delicious, but they’re packed full of nutrients too. There’s a reason Americans get through around 280 eggs each every year! One of the important nutrients in an egg is choline, which around 90% of Americans aren’t getting enough of. One whole egg contains over 100 mg of the important nutrient, choline, which helps build cell membranes and improves brain activity. That’s not all, however, eggs are jam-packed with important nutrients that can improve heart health, brain function, and overall wellbeing.

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