Eating Fertilized eggs

[Wolfpacker]

I ate a fertilized egg once and all I can say is . . .

Have you ever seen the movie "Aliens"?

 

[silkiechicken]

Eating Balut is a delicacy where the egg has been incubated for about 14 days or so.. Are you sure it wasn't that?

 

[tammy j]

Ok, so let me get this straight... ya'll are saying that if an egg has that little speck of blood in it, the egg is still ok to eat? I never was sure an have always thrown them away. The eggs I have gotten so far haven't had that but I was really wondering about it.

 

[speckledhen]

It's fine. If you don't care for it, just pick it out with a fork or spoon. There's no problem eating those at all.

 

[hypnofrogstevie]

I ate a few like that. You will be ok.

 

[tammy j]

Ok thanks for the info.
tammy

 

[lurky]

Quote:
Fairly?

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Hmmmmmm i'm 39....that must make me fairly old

 

[pharr389]

 

[mdbucks]

As my grandmother would "say I'm 92 and the colesterol hasn't killed me yet" The same could be said about eating fertilized eggs she always had a roo or two in with the hens. I dont think that little "EXTRA" is what killed her.

 

[schmism]

my neighbor who gave me my 2 new girls, lets his half adozzen or so freerange 100%... they just find someplace in the barn to lay. (they have to hunt for eggs every day)

anyway he has a roo and when i said i didnt need one, she said "oh you need a roo, a "complete" egg has much less colesterol than one that isnt fertilzed"

i went... oh ok...