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What is the difference between an American omelette and an English omelette

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bowlingman | 12:50 Thu 28th Jan 2010 | Food & Drink
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English eggs and American eggs
12:51 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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Plus one's made 'ere, t'other's made over there.
13:24 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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One has stars & stripes, one has the union jack. Or a lion.
13:26 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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the american one cant spell aluminium?
13:55 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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If this is a quiz question, the answer is they are spelled differently.
13:56 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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don't know ..do you ??
15:34 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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And Redcrx can't spell 'can't' ;-)
15:37 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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Don't the Americans only use egg whites in theirs?
15:40 Thu 28th Jan 2010
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but the yolk's the best bit.

(Is the joke in the yolk... is this one of those real clever cryptic quiz thingy's?)
15:40 Thu 28th Jan 2010

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