Hundreds of people are baffled by a mysterious object in the women’s kitchen before its purpose is finally revealed – so do YOU know what it is?
- Dozens of Facebook users were baffled by a woman’s unusual cooking discovery
- Lisa Lou posted images of the article on a Facebook group leaving a lot of confusion
- Guess what the object could be ranging from a cocktail muddler to a rattle
- Members revealed that it was an egg used to remove the shell from hard-boiled eggs
An Australian woman’s unusual cooking has baffled hundreds of people online until clever users shed some light on the use of this mysterious item.
Lisa Lou posted images of the gadget she found in a candy store on the popular Facebook group, I Love to Op Shop, and drew dozens of replies from confused members, but some eventually identified it as a egg.
An egg cover is used to easily remove the top of the shell from a hard or soft egg to prevent your fingers from burning and pieces of shell getting inside.
An Australian woman left many perplexed after posting her mysterious kitchen find on a popular Facebook group
Users have revealed the unusual egg-like item which is used to easily remove the top of the shell from a hard or soft egg to prevent your fingers from burning.
“Does anyone know what this is, please?” she asked the group in the post.
The guesses ranged from a cocktail muddler, a vintage baby rattle to more X-rated items.
‘My God. I don’t think I want to know,” one joked.
“It looks like something you buy from an adult store,” said another.
Finally, the purpose of the confusing device was revealed as an egg topper by a few knowledgeable members.
Group members’ guesses ranged from a cocktail muddler, vintage baby rattles to other X-rated items
‘It’s a stupid object. You can put one end on an egg and push it down to poke a hole in the egg shell,” one person explained.
“You put it on your boiled egg and pull the top and it creates a perfect cut/opening in the egg, then you can dip your toast in the runny yolk,” said another.
Once his identity was revealed, some still didn’t know how it would work.
An egg cover, featuring a spring-loaded mechanism that causes vibrations, helps the sharp edge of the dome cut through the top of the shell without damaging the interior.
The spring is activated by pulling the ball handle and top up and releasing.
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