Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing? Earlier today, I prayed for the person that invented fried egg and bread. Such an unsung hero. God bless him/her

Yes, the sentence is grammatically correct. It expresses admiration for the inventor of the combination of fried eggs and bread, referring to this person as an "unsung hero," meaning that their contributions are not widely recognized or celebrated. The speaker also offers a blessing for this person. Here are a few possible rephrasings: 1. "Earlier today, I said a prayer for the person who created fried eggs and toast—truly an unsung hero. God bless him or her." 2. "Today, I prayed for the inventor of the fried egg and bread. What an unsung hero! May God bless that person." 3. "This morning, I prayed for the individual who invented fried eggs and bread. They are an unsung hero. God bless him or her." 4. "I took a moment today to pray for the person who came up with fried eggs and toast. Such an unsung hero! God bless him or her."