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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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which one is right? the eggs are on the tray or the eggs are in the tray.
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" If they've been cooked, I'd say, "on the platter" - unless they're hard boiled.
- " If they've been cooked, I'd say, "on the platter" - unless they're hard boiled.
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From a purely practical point of view, I'd say, "in the tray." (The suckers like to roll around.)
If they were cookies, I'd say, "on the tray."
If they're cooking, I'd say "in the pot(boiled)/pan(fried)," or "on the griddle."
If they've been cooked, I'd say, "on the platter" - unless they're hard boiled.
If they were cookies, I'd say, "on the tray."
If they're cooking, I'd say "in the pot(boiled)/pan(fried)," or "on the griddle."
If they've been cooked, I'd say, "on the platter" - unless they're hard boiled.
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