My daughter does not care to eat eggs.  Not at all.  She’d scrunch up her nose, clamp her mouth shut, vehemently shake her head, and stomp her foot.  “No, no, no!” she insists.  (And that was just last week . . .)

However, I do think that she would be willing to eat THESE fried eggs.  I know I certainly would.  And, I predict that any grandchild (who has teeth and eats ‘adult’ food) would snarf these eggs down faster than fast.  (For right now, only two of my grandchildren fit into the I-can-eat-this-food category . . .)

I am so grateful for Grandma Lisa (of the famed Grandma Briefs blog) for highlighting Grandma Judy.  The egg idea is on Grandma Judy’s site.  Being a very gracious person, Grandma Judy has given me permission to use her photo of her eggs and link to her recipe for these eggs.  Thank you, Grandma Judy!  (My daughter wishes that I had learned to make these eggs LONG ago . . .)

Now.  About making these fried eggs.  Wouldn’t this be a great activity to do with your grandchildren?  I think grandchildren of all ages (yes, even teen-aged ones) would have a hoot making (and eating) these eggs!  They are so totally easy to make — and so totally delicious.  Like, totally.  Easy enough that Ms. Maker-of-Pathetic Cake Pops (me) could even make them.  Probably. Your grandchildren will be begging for more so make sure you have plenty of ingredients to make a whole slew of these eggs.

Basically, you get some pretzels, drop a dab of melted white chocolate over the pretzels (that are your sausage links), and press one or two yellow M & Ms in the chocolate before it cools.  Here’s Grandma Judy’s recipe and directions. (You’ll need to scroll down a wee bit to get to the egg recipe.)

Grandma Judy’s has a couple other recipes that sound downright delicious.  Like the candy cookies.  These cookies would be another easy recipe that your budding chefs (aka your grandchildren) could make.

Let’s hear it for fried eggs — hip, hip, hooray! (And you, dear daughter, can especially cheer for these eggs!)

And, hip, hip, hooray for Grandma Judy!