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This is an archive article published on January 26, 2018

VIDEO: See how raw egg, cup of noodles instantly FREEZE in China’s coldest town

Extreme weather conditions can have adverse effects — not just on people but things too! An egg, after being cracked on a metal surface, froze with seconds in China. A video that captured the moment recently went viral on social media.

frozen egg, frozen egg china video, egg freezes in china, chinese video of freezing egg, viral video, indian express, Indian express news Ever seen a frozen egg, or an icy cup of noodles? See how they freeze within seconds in China’s coldest town. (Source: The AIO Entertainment/YouTube)

Extreme climatic conditions can be a menace for people living in an area. The troubles of facing the ruthless cold weather have surfaced on the Internet in recent times — right from people struggling to survive with frozen eyelashes in temperatures as low as -62 degree Celsius to a Chinese boy reaching school with his hair all frozen. But, have you ever wondered if it affects other things as well?

In a video that recently went viral on social media, a person can be seen cracking an egg on a metal surface. Shockingly, a few moments later, the egg freezes. In the 1.03-minute clip, one can easily notice a layer of ice forming over the edges of the egg. The clip was recorded in the Huzhong district in China on January 21, according to Youku. This area is said to be the coldest in the country.

Watch the video here.

 

Another video, also shot in China, put the spotlight on a cup of instant noodles that froze immediately after being taken out.

Check the video out here.

 

Interestingly, it’s not just the extreme winters that have an adverse effect. Last year, a man in Odisha cooked eggs on the road to highlight the extreme heat during summer season. In the video released by ANI, the man could be seen making use of the blistering heat by frying an egg on the road without using any fuel or oil.

Watch the video here.

 

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