30 Newtons of Fly Fishing Force = The Perfect Cracked Egg

By
Marshall Cutchin
 on November 1, 2009 8:38 AM | | Comments (0)

For all of you science nuts who happen to also love cooking, researchers have come up with formulae for all the important (if you live in England and enjoy biscuit dunking and tasteful slurping) food recipes. Apparently one of these food geeks is a also a fly fishing nut. "To make a pancake you need to know how to crack an egg. Enter Glasgow University's Poultry Research Unit. Researchers found a palette knife is ideal, combined with a fly-fishing action and 30 Newtons of force." Kate Youde in the U.K.'s Independent.

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