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Mumsnet Discussions: Food : Devilled Eggs freak me out. (11 messages)

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By TheDevilWearsPrimark on Wed 14-May-08 13:39:05

So scary looking. Am I mad?

By TsarChasm on Wed 14-May-08 13:41:00

So you're not going to change your name to TheDevilledEggWearsPrimark then? wink

What are they anyway? I thought they were from 70's dinner parties. Or was that curried eggs?

By TheDevilWearsPrimark on Wed 14-May-08 13:42:26

lol.

They are scary eggs where the yolk has been artfully carved into a shape.

By nickytwotimes on Wed 14-May-08 13:42:33

Yes, they are rather scary looking. It's a while since I've seen them.
lol at devilled egg.

By nickytwotimes on Wed 14-May-08 13:43:08

Oh, and if you think they're scary, yo ushould see the hens that lay them!

By TheDevilWearsPrimark on Wed 14-May-08 13:44:46

Do they shop at Primark?

By snowleopard on Wed 14-May-08 13:45:47

I had to see what you mean, so I googled them. look at this!

By TheDevilWearsPrimark on Wed 14-May-08 13:46:55

Arty!

By snowleopard on Wed 14-May-08 13:47:46

Couldn't find any with a shape though.

swirly

what shapes have you seen? Skull and crossbones?

By nickytwotimes on Wed 14-May-08 13:47:48

Primark indeed! grin

That sketch is scary...
<shhudders>

By TheDevilWearsPrimark on Wed 14-May-08 13:51:05

The swirly ones are the ones that freak me out.

I have just pushed myself into a ridiculous phobia haven't I?

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