What is a Gudetama egg?

So, the name "Gudetama" translates from Japanese to English as "lazy egg." Gudetama is normally a yolk of a raw egg with a butt crack and a yellow color similar to honey and ripe corn kernels. It has a head with no neck and a body with limbs, but no fingers and toes. Its eyes are drawn like two black beans, appearing lazy.

Why do people eat breakfast in Guatemala?

Guatemalan cuisine is vibrant and representative of the country’s beautiful culture and breakfast foods hold a special place in Guatemala. They’re all about the spirit of tradition, community, and a deep-rooted love of diverse flavors.

Why is Gudetama a non-binary egg?

Gudetama is non-binary because it is an unfertilized egg and is sometimes depicted laying on an egg white as a bed while using bacon as a blanket. Additionally, there are many other depictions of Gudetama corresponding to the various ways of cooking eggs.