Think you can count them at a glance? Look again! 👀

Most people simply count the yolks they can see—but that may not give you the real answer.

Some eggs can contain two yolks, while separate egg whites can merge together as they cook.

So, how many eggs were actually cracked into the pan?

🔍 Let’s break it down:

• At the top, there are 2 eggs with single yolks.
• On the right, there are 2 more single-yolk eggs.
• On the left, one large egg white contains 2 yolks.
• Near the bottom, another large white contains 2 yolks.

That gives us three possible answers:

🥚 6 eggs — if both pairs of yolks came from double-yolk eggs.

🥚 7 eggs — if one pair came from a double-yolk egg and the other pair came from two separate eggs.

🥚 8 eggs — if every visible yolk came from a separate egg.

ANSWER: 6, 7, OR 8!

The image alone doesn’t provide enough information to know exactly which yolks came from double-yolk eggs.

So the real trick isn’t simply counting the yolks—it’s recognizing that there can be more than one correct interpretation.

What was your answer? 6, 7, or 8? 🤔

Share your answer in the comments and challenge your friends to solve it!