Silkie eggs. Can I eat 'em?

Not sure about the steaming part, but absolutely you can eat the eggs!!!!!!!

That will help keep the silkie population down too ! J/K The eggs are fine to eat and so are they, Happy Omlets!

 

They are delicious hard-boiled!

 

Well Ill tell you that before I bought 2 light sussex recently, I only had silkie eggs to eat.
I use 3 eggs for an omelette.
I cant taste the difference between silky and standard eggs.
Nice of you to ask though!!

 

they make great dippy eggs and egg sandwiches only thing is ya need 2-3 to make a sandwhich, lol. home grown eggs r the bomb compaired to store bought, sooo yummy!! my kid's won't eat store bought now as they have a sour taste to them after eating fresh.
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We love them as they are always so yellow and more yolk than eggwhite.

 

Thats nice, im glad she has a nice home. Just remember to give her a haircut so she can see, just trim around above the eyes, youll notice a difference straight away, shell be much happier.!!

 

Just for the record all bird eggs are edible - chicken of every kind, duck, turkey, goose, quail, pheasant, ostrich, emu - etc.

 

Quote:I hate any eggs that has not come from our chickens. I am so glad you described the taste. I recently went out for breakfast, I have no clue why I would such a stupid thing when I have fresh eggs at home but I did it and it was the worst meal I have had in a very long time. I could not put my finger on it other than the eggs taste "bad" or "there is something wrong with them" and "I think they have given me a spoiled egg" But sour is actually the perfect description!

On another note, I did not realize it was helpful to trim Silkies. I will have to try it and see how it goes. Although I am a bit nervous about getting that close their eyes with something sharp!!