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Yes, they are perfectly fine for eating. And
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Is it true that you can get salmonella from eating one of these eggs with the blood spot in it?
I found what Tina wrote very interesting but how do you explain the following. I have hen and 4 ducks - no drake. there is more demand for my hen eggs so I eat duck eggs. The ducks are free to roam for part of the day after they have laid in their house and these eggs are collected every day. Once collected I store the eggs in a cool pantry. So today I picked 2, 3- day old duck eggs, broke them in a frying pan. One had blood vessels , the other egg had a browny piece of meat 4cm long attached to the yolk which I tried to identify as a possible foetus but I am not even sure of that. If it was a foetus and there is no drake, how do I reconcile that? If it is not, what is it? How can I be sure there will be no repeat. If anyone could helpmake sense of what happened, i would be grateful.