How long are sat eggs good for?

Hmm, I'd say two to three days... shoot, people eat eggs that are fertile and have been incubated for 16 days! It's called Balut.

 

.. wow.. I really wish I had NOT just decided to wikipedia that term.. (I blame myself entirely and it's interesting knowledge, but EEEEWWWW did not need the graphics!)

ANYWAY.. To the OP, I think it would be fine to eat it, in Ireland (school year of '98-'99 so we're not talking 50 years ago ), my flatmates thought I was a NUT for keeping my eggs in the fridge, and after a few months of watching them store theirs in the cabinets and not die of food poisoning I started doing the same (the fact that the supermarket just kept them in a big floor display helped my comfort with the practice).

You should probably be fine if it's just been a day.

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This morning I ate an egg that had been in the coop since Monday. However, the hens hadn't been sitting on it. That might make a difference.

 

I googled Balut as well... I think I'll stick to the cheerios.

Maybe you could crack one of the eggs open and see how far it's progressed. I'm sure it's probably fine though.

 

Ewww... My stomache was so NOT ready for that... But curriosity got the better of me... I think that Balut diet sounds just like the perfect thing for someone that is trying to loose weight!!! Ewww

 

It's a delicacy in some cultures! I was being offered $12 a dozen for balut if I had ducks but didn't.

 

We were in Costa Rica this summer. In the grocery store the eggs are just stacked up in an aisle, not in the refrigerated section like here in the US.

 

Yea, I read they're like hot dogs here in America. Probably not any more gross than what's in a bologna or something.

But, I wasn't raised with it and I'll stick to eating what I know.


**Do they incubate the eggs or do the ducks sit on them until D-Day? Maybe you should get some ducks? $12 a dozen, Wow!!