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Scrambled? Sunny-side-up? Poached? Those egg preparations are for suckers. Inside-out eggs are where it’s at, and YouTube member yama chaahan is here to show us how.
Although the process of getting the yolk on the outside is similar to scrambling the egg in its shell — there are a lucky few that’ll wind up with the coveted inside-out egg. Good luck.
[link, via RocketNews 24 and Neatorama]
Regardless of what you might think of McDonald’s — there’s no doubt that, given the opportunity, you’d spread their signature Big Mac Special Sauce on everything.
Well, that opportunity is now. McDonald’s, hoping to raise money for its charity Ronald McDonald House, is auctioning off bottles of the nostalgic orange goo on eBay Australia.
Although the Special Sauce will not come cheap… The first of 200 bottles is already going for $23,100 AUD. However, if you’d like some of your own, rumor has it that there will be additional bottles available in several McDonald’s locations in Australia.
Hopefully some bottles will also be available worldwide soon, as we can’t mix our own ketchup and mayonnaise forever.
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The next time we’re doing something as mundane as slicing fruits and vegetables, perhaps we should take a second to appreciate what’s going on inside.
Photographer Carl Pendle is not only aware of the beauty hidden in the cross-sections of fruits and vegetables, but he created The Cut — a stop-motion film that shows the process of exposing fruit’s and vegetable’s innards, set to a sick beat. Check it out, and perhaps it’ll to get you in the mood to slice stuff.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
If you consider yourself a sportsman, and love a good soft-boiled egg… Sports Huevos are here to help.
The handy little egg molds are capable of forming an egg into a tennis ball, golf ball, or soccer ball. Get the day started off right with a good sports-related breakfast, and then go play a few games of tennis or golf.
Or, you can do whatever it is that one does with a soccer ball. I don’t know, I’m from the U.S.
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We’ve certainly seen our share of banana art. However, artist Stephan Brusche now appears to be the undisputed banana art champion.
Combining a number of techniques to design and manipulate the banana, Brusche creates 3-D masterpieces that are not long for this world. Check them out below and over at Instagram.
[link, via Bored Panda]