Hey. . I'll try almost anything once. . as long as it doesn't involve eating a baby. .whole. . with eyeballs feathers bones and feet!surely we ALL have eaten some foods that peoples elsewhere in the world would respond similarly to!
While the balut was just a one-off tasting for me, once you try with an open mind and with the realization that it's all in your head, it can be a delicious and rewarding activity to try new things.
Ohhhh!! Im so stupidYou are right on. . except Kiki isn't going to cook and eat it.. She's trying to hatch it
Im so relieved LOL I hate balut, I think its an awful thing 
old expression: Just let sleeping dogs lie!
Just wait till they pip!!
So bring a flashlight...
A suggestion ...bring a big calendar or make a grid with mama duck on nest at day 1 - use tally marks for numbering each day 2 thru 30. Go to live balut and ask by drawing a qustion mark on say the 3 sets of five talleys (15 days?). Store person can indicate yes or no. Proceed until yes. Then go to the fridge eggs and get him her to point at your page. Then you have idea how long eggs are in unbought live before they get cooked.I need help.
How am I going to understand the answers to my questions?
Should I bring paper and have then write it down then come home and try to figure it out?
I see some confusion from folks hopping in towards the end, but the whole thing started here...
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...rticipation-encouraged.1228813/#post-19711210
When I was going to taste test the my first duck egg and @KikisGirls quickly jumped on board and said she would try a duck egg too. So if any of you would like to jump on board with the taste test experiment while waiting for Kiki's balut eggs to hatch it would be fun
