No - I'm not cooking my breakfast on a super hot heat bed. I just happened to have white and yellow loaded on my first dual extrusion configuration, and felt a need to print something "real" after doing some calibration prints to fine tune the second extruder offset. (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:401570).

Warning for complete idiots: if you print this thing - don't eat it. It is plastic - not food. If you want a real 3D printed fried egg you will need to message Will: http://www.thingiverse.com/WillandMrData2/designs. He seems to have the 3D printed food market all stitched up and will sue your pants off if you try to print this and eat it.

If you are interested in the hardware:
The original hot end is a Budaschnozzle. The secondary hot end is a home made all metal hot end based on the brilliant E3D v6 design. Both are fed with Wades accessible extruders with the second via a Bowden tube.
I'm still fine tuning the settings but I sliced this with slic3r and with ooze prevention enabled to built a full height skirt around the part.