cherrynberry
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Perhaps try a float test or crack one open. Its hard to picture what you are describing. Candling is definitely a good idea too. It can reveal any eggs with cracks as well as if there's a chick inside. Definitely don't want to sell eggs with chicks developing in them!I think @cherrynberry can help me with this one. I candled all of the eggs I got from the other lady that I sell because last week my GirlChild got two that actually had developed chicks in them. Most of the yolks were loose and floating, so I candled some of mine, which I know are no more than a week old. None of mine were loose. Does this mean hers are NOT fresh and I should not sell them? I am really worried. I need to know this TODAY. Anyone? I only want to sell FRESH eggs!
Here's a good video showing how to determine how fresh an egg is: