That's cute...hubs and I used to breakfast at a little diner in Davenport,N.Y. and under the standard "eggs fixed anyway you like" was except poached
Did Vikings eat eggs?

Eggs were a mainstay of the Viking diet, gathered both from domesticated chickens and wild fowl. The nests of sea birds were regularly raided to supply eggs for the Viking table

That was an interesting link, Meanderer. Here's a short video of that Swedish Chef Magnus Nilsson raiding a nest on a sea cliff!
 
	