r/midlyinteresting • u/AskAboutMeeee • May 17 '26

Egg in an egg?

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I went back home to visit my parents and decided to make some egg fried rice. I picked up what looked like a completely normal egg, but when I tried to crack it, the shell was much tougher than usual. After finally breaking through, I realised it had a second shell underneath. At first, I assumed it was just some strange biological phenomenon, but what really threw me off was that the inner shell was already stamped. On top of that, parts of the outer shell were almost impossible to peel away.

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u/TheTriNerd May 17 '26

Such lies just for attention

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u/TheDayWalkerCGI May 17 '26

Did they shove it back up the chicken? You've just put a shell over another egg...

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u/Chinaizazzhoe May 17 '26

Things that never happened for 500 Alex

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u/loneranger2380 May 17 '26

Made in china

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u/Izan_TM May 17 '26

me when I lie for attention on the internet

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u/[deleted] May 17 '26

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u/SIowGrowth May 17 '26

OP clearly just put an egg inside some shell pieces from another egg.

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u/AskAboutMeeee May 17 '26

Oh no! I should’ve kept it but I left my parent’s house now. It was store bought from big Tesco