National Egg Day

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National Egg Day Facts

• According to Daily Press, Howard Helmer is the omelet King. Holder of three Guinness World Records for omelet making. Fastest omelet-maker (427 omelets in 30 minutes); fastest single omelet (42 seconds from whole egg to omelet); and omelet flipping (30 flips in 34 seconds)
  Howard is known for spreading the good word of the good egg to consumers across the country through appearances on radio, television, newspapers, magazine articles and live cooking demonstrations.
• Did you know that an average hen lays 300 to 325 eggs a year?
• To tell if an egg is raw or hard-cooked, spin it! If the egg spins easily, it is hard-cooked but if it wobbles, it is raw.

National Egg Day Top Events and Things to Do

• In the USA, Americans were prepared for World Egg Day by exploring exceptional flavors from around the world, which could all be found in the Windy City of Chicago! To start, enjoy a tamago—Japanese omelet—or a French Croque Madame ham and cheese sandwich, then finish the day with Ethiopian Doro Wat or the Italian classic Carbonara.
• Check who is hosting events on World Egg Day near you. The United States is hosting a huge variety of events and activities. Including, distributing free eggs; promotional and educational broadcasts across social media; school fun days; and cooking demonstrations and competitions.
• Don’t let National Egg Day move away without preparing a new egg recipe, whether it’s for breakfast, lunch, dinner, brinner, brunch, or a midnight snack. Perhaps you want to try a recipe that you’ve always liked at a restaurant, like an omelet or eggs benedict.

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