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Scott Vernon
 
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Yes, it does. If you want them flipped you order 'over easy', or 'over
hard'.

As kids, we called 'over easy' eggs, 'dippy eggs', cause we'd dip our toast
in the broken yoke.

Scotty

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Sunny side up means fried, whole and NOT flipped over doesn't it?

Correcct...and sunny side up is usually runny....solid

yolks...yuck...might
as well eat hard boiled...I like mixing grape jam in them....

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