This riddle is tricky because it feels like you’re subtracting multiple sets of eggs. People often assume you’re using 2 eggs for each action—breaking 2, then another 2 to cook, and another 2 to eat. That would total 6 eggs, implying none are left.
But the riddle never says you used different eggs each time.
Want to Trick Your Friends?
Try this next time you’re with family, coworkers, or friends. Odds are, most will confidently say “0” or “2”—and be totally surprised when you explain the real logic behind it.
Riddles like this are a great reminder to slow down, read carefully, and not let assumptions take the wheel.
So next time someone asks, “How many eggs are left?” — you’ll know exactly how to crack the case.
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