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Hassenpfeffer on the hoof... er, paw.

Robyn can I tell you how WIN you are for posting this... I need to book a ticket to Japan right this very moment.

Incredibly cute, but when one brings one's own rabbbit to socialize with other rabbits, what does one do if the result is more rabbits? Or does the cafe supply rabbit contraception?

Because the fact is, they breed like rabbits.

"I'm going to eat the ear first! Heehee." Uh...

Imagine if you could market the egg in an egg.

For those that are cash strapped. The new egg squared. By a dozen get a dozen.

Of course it would make for an interesting hard boiled egg.

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"The big egg is a lot bigger."

Hahaha. I agree, enblithe. The deadpan tone really makes the video.

The man sure sports a lot of bling for cracking eggs.

It's like a fetus in fetu.

@gastronomeg: me too. of course a woman would understand the trauma of giving birth to something that large!

So i watched this at work without the volume on.... so i dont know if he offers an explanation. While unusual, this isn't some freak-of-nature sort of thing.

Similar to the explanation for the double-yolked eggs, this egg-within-an-egg generally happens with first-time layers, or perhaps the first egg of the laying season. When an egg gets made the yolk, then white are formed and then it moves to the shell gland to get a membrane and shell. Eggs are laid on average, once a day. At the first egg-laying season, the hormones and circadian rhythm (biological "clock" that registers day and night) isn't yet perfectly timed.
This means, the first egg might still be in the shell gland when a second yolk-and-white enter. So... the body produces a single shell that surrounds both of them.
These eggs dont make it into the market for the general public.

cafe muse or koryodang? thoughts?

wow!!! where do you get your halo-halo?!?! even in the philippines i didn't have one with leche "plan" chunks... though that does sound amazing....