what's better-an omelette or a soft boiled egg?

Answer 1

Beauty, as they say, is in the eye of the beholder. Personally, I'd rather behold an omelet.

Answer 2

It would depend on which nutrients are needed. If someone's been a week without any calcium, and the omelette could have cheese in it, then that would be better--if that's what you mean. A soft-boiled egg does not have any added fat from frying like an omelette would.

Answer 3

I prefer an omelette, because you can put all sorts of stuff in the middle. With a soft boiled, it is pretty much egg all the way through.

Answer 4

i prefer an omelette. as said above, you can put whatever you want into an omelette and the soft boiled egg is just, egg.

Answer 5

An omelette with veggies, meat, sauce or whatever... is tastier than a soft boiled egg.

Answer 6

healtier wise a boiled egg rather than an omelette as the onelette is fried in butter mostly. but a hard boiled egg has no oils no fattening ingredients added to it.

Answer 7

It is of course your choice which is better, but I have an omlet in a bag recipe that is great.

Break 2 eggs into a ziplock bag
Add your choice of ingredients:
ham, bacon, sausage,green pepper, onion, cheese, salt, pepper, garlic, salsa, or just what ever is your choice.

Bring water to a rolling boil in a pan, drop bag into water and boil for 10-12 minutes.
Open bag, and pour out onto plate and enjoy.

Answer 8

An omlette is probably "safer."

Soft-boiled eggs are good if you like runny yokes.

If there is bread on hand, I'd go with the soft-boiled egg.
In the absence of bread, I'd go with the omlette.

For kids who like cheese, a cheese-y omlette would probably be the winner!

Answer 9

An omelet with ham, sausage, green chili's, onions and cheese. Although a soft boiled egg would be better for the cholesterol....I would prefer the omelet.

Answer 10

Soft boiled egg... yum.