What Can I Do With Eggs I Don't Want?

[Obsessed With Silkies]

We sell any extra eggs we have, but sometimes what is really good with lots of eggs is:
Quechee
Frittata
Boiled eggs for egg salad sandwiches
Deviled eggs

If you still have alot of eggs, you can store them in the fridge and they will last a while in there.

 

[MadGardener]

I also donate excess eggs to the food bank. I bake a lot of cookies and quick breads. Lots of egg salad and deviled eggs. Sometimes with bacon and cheese instead of traditional.

Back in my young and poor days I had to make sure we ate every bit of leftovers to make ends meet. One of my favorite ways to remix is what I call "barf." Either leftover meat or your breakfast meat of choice. Fry that up, toss in leftover rice or potatoes. Scramble eggs into it and add cheese. Makes a killer breakfast burrito with chorizo or leftover dirty rice.

 

[Obsessed With Silkies]

I also donate excess eggs to the food bank. I bake a lot of cookies and quick breads. Lots of egg salad and deviled eggs. Sometimes with bacon and cheese instead of traditional.

Back in my young and poor days I had to make sure we ate every bit of leftovers to make ends meet. One of my favorite ways to remix is what I call "barf." Either leftover meat or your breakfast meat of choice. Fry that up, toss in leftover rice or potatoes. Scramble eggs into it and add cheese. Makes a killer breakfast burrito with chorizo or leftover dirty rice.

Yes, any leftover rice and potatoes, fry those in a pan with some eggs and you're in for a treat!

 

[Chicken poppy]

For my chickens, (will be the same for your ducks.) im a vegan, so i dont eat any. I give them to people, sell them, and feed it back to them. Save every bit of it.

eggshells can be used around your garden, or simply put in compost. And obviously, fed back to your poultry aswell.

 

[Happy hen lover]

Don't know if you're into prepping but dehydrated whipped eggs seem popular with YT preppers. I'm going to try some soon.

 

[IvysAnimals]

If your eggs are laid in clean nest boxes there's no reason you can't sell them. You can store them at room temperature and then wipe them off if necessary when someone wants to buy a dozen. If you don't wipe or wash them before they can last several weeks safely at room temp.

Even if the house is cleaned perfectly, ducks still poop every 15m and get it everywhere, I don't know how other people might react...

 

[IvysAnimals]

feed them back to the ducks, they'll get a huge nutrients boost and really appreciate it! The eggs can be scrambled up, and fed back with the shell.
My plan is to feed all my eggs back to my girls

I would do that but I don't want them to keep eating their eggs ( like last year ) or attract birds

 

[Isadora]

I would do that but I don't want them to keep eating their eggs ( like last year ) or attract birds

Not raw. Cook them first.

 

[BelovedBirds]

I would do that but I don't want them to keep eating their eggs ( like last year ) or attract birds

if you break the eggs shells up and cook, scramble them up, it shouldn't encourage them to break open and eat their raw eggs

 

[indianaducks]

I have 3 dogs, so my dogs help with excess eggs. I also give them away when I'm drowning in excess eggs, but for the most part I bake and cook with them. I will make breakfast sandwiches and freeze them. I will also freeze scrambled or raw (out of the shell) eggs for winter when egg laying decreases dramatically. I had half of a chest freezer full of frozen egg last winter and it was great for feeding my dogs and such.