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7th January 2004
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Member/Tangshooter
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Location: North West of Singapore
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Small Eggs
Any comments for me? My first post.
This was taken in Bangkok Weekend Market.  |
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7th January 2004
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Welcome to ClubSNAP!
 hmm... interesting... must be a small chicken  any more fotos on the smae subject.. would be more interesting to have a shot in comparison to any normal object's size. example, finger holding the fried egg up 
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7th January 2004
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Those are fried quails eggs, too bad this is the only picture I can't show any other object for comparison, however take a look at the stainless steel spoon(normal size which you will use for soup)on the left. Those eggs are about 2-2.5cm wide. |
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7th January 2004
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interesting....bangkok chicken lay smaller eggs?
or they want to cut cost and take away some egg white before frying
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7th January 2004
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wow so one serving is one box?
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15th January 2004
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Sinagpore
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Chicken?
Maybe it is bird egg
or tortise egg  ... |
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