I asked my egg how it wanted to die.
It said, 'Quietly, in a soufflé — not screaming in a microwave.'
The yolk's on you. Our hand-curated collection of egg humor, served sunny-side up.
I asked my egg how it wanted to die.
It said, 'Quietly, in a soufflé — not screaming in a microwave.'
The egg knew it wouldn't make it.
It was born to be broken. The only question was when.
What's an egg's biggest fear?
Being told it has potential and then getting scrambled anyway.
Some eggs become omelettes. Some become soufflés.
Most just end up in a gas station sandwich nobody asked for.
An egg asked the universe, 'What is my purpose?'
The universe said, 'You bind meatloaf.'
The egg didn't ask to be born.
Then again, neither did any of us, and we still have to pay taxes.
Why did the egg apply for a job?
It was tired of just sitting in the dark waiting to expire.
What's the most honest thing about an egg?
It wears its expiration date on its forehead.
Eggs in the fridge are basically
on death row, watching each other get taken one by one.
What's the difference between a good omelette and a bad one?
About 90 seconds and an unreasonable amount of butter.
How do French chefs say goodbye?
Omelette du fromage!
Why did the breakfast burrito win the award?
It was wrapped up in something egg-stra special.
Showing page 9 of 17 — 202 jokes total