Second Annual "Search for America’s Worst Cook" continued...

It's Back: The Second Annual "Search for America's Worst Cook"

To prove that even the most disastrous cooks can master the art of cooking with eggs, the American Egg Board is launching the second annual "Search for America's Worst Cook" contest. Entering is easy. Simply visit www.AmericasWorstCook.com, and in 200 words or less along with a video or photograph(s), tell the American Egg Board why you - or someone you know - are in desperate need of cooking help.

The winner will be featured in an advertisement for the American Egg Board and will win a trip for two to New York City to take cooking classes and enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of one of the greatest culinary cities in the world. The contest runs from April 29, 2008 through June 30, 2008.

For more recipes, tips and how-to videos by Howard Helmer, the "World's Fastest Omelet Maker," visit www.AmericasWorstCook.com. In addition to getting eggscellent cooking tips, visitors can insert themselves – or the worst cook they know – into a music video alongside Howard Helmer and YouTube video sensation Remy!

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1.) Impulse Research for American Egg Board. Survey was conducted online with a random sample of 1,041 men and women aged 18 and older representing a cross-section of the U.S. population. Research was conducted in March 2008. The overall sampling error for this survey is +/- 3% at the 95% level of confidence.
2.) The NPD Group. 2007. "The 22nd Annual Report on Eating Patterns in America."

About the American Egg Board (AEB)
AEB is the U.S. egg producer's link to consumers in communicating the value of The incredible edible egg™ and is funded from a national legislative checkoff on all egg production from companies with greater than 75,000 layers in the continental United States. The board consists of 18 members and 18 alternates from all regions of the country (except Alaska and Hawaii) who are appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture. AEB staff carries out the programs under the board’s direction, and is located in Park Ridge, Ill. Visit www.incredibleegg.org for more information.