[blawson]

FWIW I get the right answer on Google right now when I try:

Can you melt an egg?

No - if you heat an egg it's not like melting ice (or metal). Because an egg contains a substantial amount of carefully folded natural proteins in their native state.

[jcfrei]

I get the following snippet: Yes, an egg can be melted," reads the Google Search result shared by Glaiel and confirmed by others. "The most common way to melt an egg is to heat it using a stove or microwave. Which is still wrong but hilariously links to an ars technica article about the aforementioned tweet.

[dclowd9901]

“Carefully folded” is curious phrasing. Wouldn’t that imply they were folded by some other entity?