Omelette

Firiffic | 16:59 Thu 07th Jul 2005 | Phrases & Sayings

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The word Omelette is derived from the French for:

a) Knife blade

b) broken eggs

c) quick time

d) low heat.

I am guessing broken eggs but I don't know definitely.

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Knife blade

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