The Omelet Event
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- May 9, 2022
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Overview
Omelet events have been held all over Texas and have even become an annual event in some places. Many people love the omelet event. This publication will teach you how to successfully host your own omelet event including:How to be organized for smooth operationThe roles of everyone involvedPossible variationsIngredientsOmelet even with serving lineDo-it-yourself omelet eventFilling suggestions(4 pages)
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