pullet eggs

There is absolutely no reason not to eat them. They are no different than any other egg, I promise! Just takes a few more to make an omelet. People are quite full of strange misconceptions, aren't they?

Yep speckled he's quite strange! (LMAO, since it's my SO, now my fiance' that
they're referring to).
He's not all that strange, he's just very mindful of family traditions, one of which is that they don't eat pullet eggs.  It's worthy to note that his family were long time commercial chicken farmers.  In fact his Dad was the "chicken doctor" for Lane Poultry (now Tyson) for many years.  No one in his family had any trouble with catching a chicken out back, butchering it and eating it within the hour.  That's something I myself might have trouble with.
As for the pullet eggs, I'm eating them.  He wants to wait until the hens are older.  To each his own.

I've eaten my girl's first eggs...after taking pics of course....the only difference is you might not get a yolk...which is good for all those egg white lovers.
Don't tell me that they're laying already, Nat...

So, Kat, why won't he eat pullet eggs? I'd love to know.

Speckled, he is a very special man.  He's also one of the most quiet people I've ever met; he says this comes from years and years of being a cop.    He doesn't debate issues or argue.  He states his opinion on the matter and that's it.
All he said was that his mama didn't eat pullet eggs and his grandma didn't eat pullet eggs and that's good enough for him.  As I said, it all boils down to family traditions with him.

You gotta love those boof eggs... lower in cholesterol!

Ok, then. No reason he has to eat them, just wondered if there was a specific reason why he didn't. Reminds me of the story I heard once. A woman cut the end off her ham before it went in the oven and her daughter asked her why she did it. The woman looked perplexed for a minute, then said she didn't know and she would ask her mother, who always cut a chunk of meat off the end of the ham before baking. Her mother said she had no idea, that her own mother used to do it. The first lady decided she had to know now, so she went to ask her grandmother why she always cut off the end of the ham. The answer was simple. Her roasting pan was too short and the ham wouldnt fit.   Funny how traditions start!