| Roe |
| Ova |
| Spawn |
| Prods |
| Spurs |
| Taunts |
| Caviar |
| Incites |
| Nestful |
| Cajoles |
| Urges on |
| Flan need |
| Nog bases |
| Nog needs |
| Roe, e.g. |
| Coop group |
| Coop finds |
| Scramblers |
| Easter ___ |
| Nog basics |
| Shell food |
| Café order |
| Brunch fare |
| Hen's pride |
| Omelet base |
| Future fowl |
| Quiche base |
| __ Benedict |
| Fowl balls? |
| Grocery buy |
| Drives (on) |
| Early birds |
| Dairy dozen |
| Easter fare |
| Farm produce |
| Diner staple |
| Brunch order |
| Morning fare |
| Hen's output |
| Souffle need |
| Custard base |
| ______ bacon |
| Carton items |
| Darning aids |
| Easter gifts |
| Easter items |
| Fridge items |
| Graded items |
| Hen's clutch |
| Hens' outlay |
| Recipe items |
| Vegan no-nos |
| Coddled ones |
| Nest fillers |
| Omelet items |
| Omelet needs |
| Quiche needs |
| Hen products |
| Omelet start |
| Bakery supply |
| Batter's need |
| Frittata base |
| Bacon go-with |
| Frittata need |
| Meringue base |
| Brunch staple |
| Basket items? |
| Clutch makeup |
| Coddled items |
| Fowl products |
| Grocery dozen |
| People: Slang |
| Platypi-to-be |
| Shirred items |
| Souffle items |
| They get laid |
| With spurs on |
| Hens lay them |
| Bacon partner |
| Bakers' stock |
| Easter treats |
| Nest contents |
| Baker's supply |
| Grocery staple |
| ___ florentine |
| Breakfast fare |
| Baker's dozen? |
| Dairy delivery |
| Poacher's need |
| Easter edibles |
| ___ on (goads) |
| Bacon and ____ |
| Birds' outputs |
| Carton fillers |
| Clutch members |
| Coddled things |
| Dairy purchase |
| Dairy shipment |
| Delicate dozen |
| Deviled things |
| Easter rollers |
| Fragile twelve |
| Frittata items |
| Future platypi |
| Hatchery hoard |
| Hatchery items |
| Nest occupants |
| Recipe binders |
| Halloween ammo |
| Soufflé start |
| Brunch staples |
| Diner delivery |
| Meringue needs |
| Farm gathering |
| Easter symbols |
| Soufflé needs |
| Frittata needs |
| Breakfast food. |
| Breakfast order |
| Breakfast foods |
| Easter purchase |
| What a hen lays |
| Clutch contents |
| Coop collection |
| Cracked edibles |
| Easter features |
| Food for snakes |
| Good and rotten |
| Incites, ... on |
| Incubator items |
| Poached edibles |
| Pullet products |
| Soufflé need |
| Breakfast items |
| Carton contents |
| Ham's companion |
| Henhouse output |
| Prods, with "on |
| Nog ingredients |
| Bacon's partner |
| Urges, with "on |
| Breakfast staple |
| Breakfast option |
| Brunch selection |
| Breakfast choice |
| Easter purchases |
| ___ on (incites) |
| Bacon's partners |
| Breakfast fodder |
| Cartonful, maybe |
| Clutch in a coop |
| Dairy case dozen |
| Easter basketful |
| Ham's companions |
| Hash-house order |
| Meringue makings |
| Omelet essential |
| Partner of bacon |
| Protesters' ammo |
| Things to sit on |
| Three-minute ___ |
| Flan ingredients |
| Food from shells |
| Brunch offerings |
| Henhouse produce |
| Poacher's needs? |
| Cake ingredients |
| Poultry products |
| Omelet ingredient |
| Breakfast choices |
| Short order order |
| Grade A" purchase |
| Baker's additives |
| Bakers crack them |
| Benedictine fare? |
| Dairy-aisle dozen |
| Dozen in a carton |
| Faberge treasures |
| Fragile cartonful |
| Future hatchlings |
| Goose ___ (zeros) |
| Leghorn's largess |
| Pancake side dish |
| Potential puffins |
| Quiche essentials |
| Taboos for vegans |
| They may be runny |
| What chickens lay |
| Chickens lay them |
| Easter hunt finds |
| Ham accompaniment |
| Omelet essentials |
| Some are Grade AA |
| Some carton items |
| Caviar, basically |
| Incites, with "on |
| Henhouse products |
| Breakfast staples |
| Custard ingredient |
| Omelet ingredients |
| Halloween purchase |
| Leghorns' largesse |
| Bacon's associates |
| Batter ingredients |
| Breakfast for many |
| Dairy case staples |
| Easter decorations |
| Faberge handiworks |
| Fabergé favorites |
| Grocery list items |
| Incites, sometimes |
| Most of a meringue |
| Omelet necessities |
| Provokes, with "on |
| Quiche necessities |
| Seuss' green stuff |
| Some are scrambled |
| They can be beaten |
| Things to brood on |
| Waffle ingredients |
| Western ingredient |
| A robin's are blue |
| Cake mix additions |
| Farmer's gathering |
| Oologist's subject |
| Shopping-list item |
| Some future fliers |
| Hecklers' missiles |
| Diner menu section |
| Quiche ingredients |
| Reproductive cells |
| Custard ingredients |
| They may be cracked |
| ''Over easy'' order |
| Scrambled" servings |
| Bakers' ingredients |
| Companions of bacon |
| Dozens from dairies |
| Fragile projectiles |
| Incipient nestlings |
| Ingredient of flips |
| Omelet requirements |
| Scrambled and goose |
| Silly Putty holders |
| Soufflé essentials |
| They may be coddled |
| Three-minute items. |
| Well-known Benedict |
| Quiche maker's need |
| They may be poached |
| Dairy aisle section |
| Lunch counter order |
| What platypuses lay |
| Popover ingredients |
| Caviar, essentially |
| Soufflé ingredient? |
| Scrambled" breakfast |
| Dairy case cartonful |
| Humpty Dumpty et al. |
| Prankster's missiles |
| Quiche maker's needs |
| Some are hard-boiled |
| Soufflé necessity |
| These may be coddled |
| They're often beaten |
| Vandalizes, in a way |
| Sunny-side up" order |
| Omelette ingredients |
| They run when broken |
| McMuffin ingredients |
| Faberge collectibles |
| Dairy aisle purchase |
| Frittata ingredients |
| Soufflé ingredients |
| ''Green ___ and Ham'' |
| Cholesterol producers |
| Dr. Seuss' green fare |
| Fabergé jeweled them |
| Frittata fundamentals |
| Future hawks or doves |
| Incubator inhabitants |
| Rollers at Eastertide |
| Soufflé sine qua non |
| Squirrels steal these |
| Sunnyside up servings |
| They partner with ham |
| Heckler's projectiles |
| Poacher's collection? |
| Halloween projectiles |
| Hard-boiled" breakfast |
| Adam and Eve, at Joe's |
| Bird's unhatched young |
| Chicks hatch from them |
| Common breakfast items |
| Flier's word for bombs |
| Future snakes, perhaps |
| Iggy Pop "___ on Plate |
| Items hunted at Easter |
| Loons come out of them |
| Mayonnaise ingredients |
| Ones in an annual hunt |
| Platypi-to-be, perhaps |
| Plymouth Rock's output |
| Rhode Island Red yield |
| Soufflé maker's needs |
| Sponge cake ingredient |
| They're dyed at Easter |
| Things dyed for Easter |
| Zabaglione-making need |
| Pound cake ingredients |
| Fried rice ingredients |
| Breakfast dish for many |
| Items colored on Easter |
| Missiles for ham actors |
| Poached breakfast items |
| Purchases before Easter |
| Sponge-cake ingredients |
| These come by the dozen |
| They come out of layers |
| They're often scrambled |
| They're sold in cartons |
| They can't fly the coop |
| Refrigerator door items |
| ___-and-bacon (toadflax) |
| . . . ___ in one basket |
| Adam and Eve, at a diner |
| Baker's wash ingredients |
| Basic omelet ingredients |
| Diner's breakfast supply |
| French toast ingredients |
| Goose and good followers |
| Items that are incubated |
| Jeweled Fabergé objects |
| Last word of "Annie Hall |
| Messy Halloween missiles |
| Necessity for a soufflé |
| Objects hunted at Easter |
| They run when they break |
| U.K. band The Lovely ___ |
| What some poachers poach |
| Word with fried and nest |
| Ammo for some protesters |
| Breakfast for a poacher? |
| They're whipped by cooks |
| White House lawn rollers |
| Green ___ and Ham": Seuss |
| Dozens in the dairy aisle |
| Gatherings from henhouses |
| Objects of an Easter hunt |
| Omelet's main ingredients |
| Scrambled breakfast items |
| They often take a beating |
| They're added to cake mix |
| They're cracked and fried |
| They're frequently beaten |
| They're routinely cracked |
| They're sold by the dozen |
| Dozens are sold every day |
| Items in an Easter basket |
| They're sometimes coddled |
| They run only when broken |
| Part of a hearty breakfast |
| Baker's ingredients, often |
| Metaphorical basket filler |
| Necessities for a soufflé |
| Objects of a seasonal hunt |
| Parts of breakfasts, often |
| They'll be hunted in April |
| They're not for one basket |
| Things in an Easter basket |
| What nuthatches hatch from |
| They're found under layers |
| If you break them, they run |
| Neighborhood vandalism ammo |
| They're bought by the dozen |
| They're cracked for omelets |
| Metaphorical basket contents |
| They might be made over hard |
| They're broken for breakfast |
| Things a bird lays in a nest |
| You might request them runny |
| Dairy aisle offerings, often |
| They'll run if you drop them |
| They're found beneath layers |
| You may have two before noon |
| They're hunted for on Easter |
| Country rockers ___ Over Easy |
| Halloween hooligan's missiles |
| They break for a morning meal |
| They may get scrambled around |
| Scrambled Urge Overkill song? |
| ___ Benedict (breakfast dish) |
| They'll run if you break them |
| They're beaten in the kitchen |
| Certain cholesterol containers |
| Halloween vandal's projectiles |
| Ingredient of floating island. |
| Purchases from the dairy aisle |
| They can be cracked or coddled |
| They may be scrambled or fried |
| They're usually white or brown |
| They may run before scrambling |
| They're hunted in April, often |
| Coven : witches :: clutch : ___ |
| The makings of floating island. |
| Things that are dyed for Easter |
| They break for the morning meal |
| Tribe Called Quest "Ham 'n' ___ |
| D.C. band that scrambled in '95? |
| Grade A items in the dairy aisle |
| Potentially messy juggling props |
| Targets of permissible poaching? |
| They may be hard-boiled or fried |
| A Tribe Called Quest "Ham 'N' ___ |
| They're usually broken before use |
| Many were hidden on April 16, 2006 |
| They're broken in order to be fixed |
| They're often beaten in the kitchen |
| They're often broken in the morning |
| They're cracked before they're eaten |
| Things often scrambled for breakfast |
| Don't put all your ___ in one basket |
| They're there for you in the clutch? |
| You don't put them all in one basket |
| They're all they're cracked up to be |
| Part of a lacto-ovo vegetarian's diet |
| Scrambled or poached breakfast orders |
| Scrambled ___ Super!" (Dr. Seuss book) |
| Bacon and ___ (common breakfast combo) |
| They're beaten somewhere every morning |
| They're often sold in sixes or twelves |
| They're often separated in the kitchen |
| They're what they're cracked up to be? |
| Parts of an ovo-lacto vegetarian's diet |
| They are what they are cracked up to be |
| They might be soft-boiled for breakfast |
| After they're broken, they may be beaten |
| Main ingredients in Japanese chawanmushi |
| An American consumes almost 400 per year. |
| Order that may be scrambled or sunny-side up |
| They're of little use unless they're cracked |
| Marseille Figs "Honey How Do You Like Your ___ |
| There are typically a dozen of them in a carton |
| ... because we need the ___" (classic punchline) |
| They're laid by chickens, cobras, and platypuses |
| They're deliberately broken so they can be fixed |
| You can't make an omelet without breaking a few ___ |
| They're fixed shortly after being intentionally broken |
| Honest answer to the question "Where do storks come from? |
| Food items fun to juggle if you likecleaning yolks off the floor in disappointment |
| Common shelled breakfast ingredients categorized by the USDA as "meats" due to their high protein content |