Hi everybody, welcome to Science Lab. I'm going to be doing something that I've always wanted to do
is cooking an ostrich egg and we've got an ostrich egg
right here but we've got to work our way up to that. So we'll start with this teeny weeny egg.
We're just going to drizzle a little bit of oil because it's only a small egg in the pan.
Now I'm going to get my quailed egg. I reckon this will take about 30 seconds to cook. Ready?
That's so cute! Okay,
fun fact here guys. It would take around 15 of these eggs to make one Buddy omelette. By
the way go and check out that video. Okay, it's perfect now. Let me just get a plate
Oh that's so cute. These actually look like one of those like jelly eggs. The second one we're
going to use, a goose egg. So this is basically 3 chicken eggs and you can kind of see through
them. They're kind of like see through. I was just gonna put a bit of oil in here.
So I've never cooked a goose egg. I've probably only ever cooked a chicken egg before so all
these eggs are kind of a first for me. Let's try this. Imagine if we get a double yoke on this one.
That's ginormous! Wow.
Now we're gonna get our next plate. This one actually smells a lot like a normal egg. That is a
big size comparison. So the geese egg is a lot more like gloop and like slimy kind of...
And the yolk is a bit more dark red than you normally get from a hen's egg. Now the fun part,
the ostrich egg. Petal, River... do you want to come and see the biggest egg in the world?
I have a feeling this the egg is going to be very thick.
That's heavy!
That is like heavier than my brother, jeez. An ostrich nest is actually called a dump which
sounds strange and they can lay 60 eggs in that one nest. So this is the biggest
egg. But it's the smallest egg compared to the bird. Let me see if I can crack this
I think I might need some help with this. I can help
Okay River, should we try and put it in the pan?
Oh my god. Oh what! That's just ginormous. Oh my god,
I will see this in my dreams. That's going to take about 25 minutes to cook so we'll see you then.
So guys this egg looks ginormous. River, Petal, come look at this egg. It looks like ice, doesn't
it? Oh my gosh. Be careful. It's quite hot. What did you do to it? I just cooked it for 25 minutes.
So River, should we get it on our plate? Oh that's going to be too small.
Oh River, you got a big plate! So should we get our egg in. Can I have it?
Wow!
So this is River's egg, that's Petal's egg, that's my egg. But we need some bread to
dip into our eggs. So Petal, can you get the baguette? Normally we're going to cut it up
but because it's a giant ostrich egg, we're just going to dip it in whole. So let's try this
Is it nice? That is amazing. It just tastes like a normal egg but it's
giant and it's very, very yolky. In the comments below,
don't forget to tell me what we should do next in science lab. River, go and have some goose egg!
River is it eggcellent? No. It's eggcellent!
Bye! Bye guys, bye everyone. Cooking buddies!