Frozen duck eggs
Today I decided to check and found 4 eggs in the nest. Frozen solid! I brought them in the house and set them in the sink to cook for the critters breakfast. After they thawed enough to pull the shells off I found I had 2 regular eggs and 2 double yolkers. I had never seen a frozen double yolk egg, so of course I had to take a picture:
I've seen lots of double yolk eggs (especially duck eggs) and lots of frozen eggs...just never a frozen double yolk egg! Weird huh?
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Wow, that's so cool!!! It's 60 something degrees where I live today, & I've never even seen a frozen egg let alone a double yolker lol. So thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt was my first time seeing a frozen double yolker too! I wish it were 60 degrees here. *sigh*
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I've NEVER seen frozen eggs before - I didn't even know it was possible!!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's possible to freeze eggs, but the shells tend to crack.
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That is strange looking. So far none of our eggs have frozen our chicks tend to lay in the boxes. We've had a couple doubles but one of them was enormous!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazingly cold!
ReplyDeleteWow that is cold. You can still use them in baking and such can't you?
ReplyDeleteI scrambled them for the chickens and they came out great!
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