LONDON, March 19 (UPI) -- An English supermarket chain says the new thing on breakfast tables of those who can afford them, are Ostrich eggs selling at about $29.
One eggs-tra sized Ostrich ovum, which can be bought at Britain's Waitrose supermarkets starting next week, is 24 times bigger than a hen's egg, The Daily Mail reported Friday. They can allegedly feed 15 adults assuming they are willing to wait the hour and a half it takes to hard boil one. Aficionados of the soft-boil only have to wait 50 minutes. Diners daintily tapping the egg with a spoon will most likely not be able to crack the shell and are advised to use a roasting spike ... or a drill, the Mail said.
For $29, why not have a 16 oz steak with 2 chicken eggs, I know I can crack those babies!!
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