RobJenks

The eggs I buy and eat here in Baku are all free range , but the trade off is the local rooster(s) has deposited his sperm in the yokes.Now I have a real problem eating this stuff any suggestions?

Hobo_Jojo

ew

OllyK

Used to keep Geese - 2 female and a male, used to use their eggs all the time - never had any adverse effects apart from running at people with a craned neck and hissing at them

Personally I wouldn't let it worry you, if you want to go organic / free range you have to live with such things. Kinda like do you want nitrates or horse sh*t on your spuds really!

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Rob: I've done some research for you, and the answer is: don't worry unless you start to find white feathers, beaks, and scaly legs attractive:

Alcazar

Jer

Yuk, I watched a program on Sky one night. Can't remember which country in Asia it was. But they fertilize the eggs and let the chicks grow in the eggs until so old then boil the eggs and eat them.

Hoppy

Not so appetising when you find a bird foetus in the yolk though, sunny side up

RayC

Guess it tastes like chicken!! hahaha

i'll get my coat

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Actually, my mate's wife did a good job of putting us off one night when we were tucking into chips, bacon and eggs.
She came in to the kitchen and said: "Eggs? Oh so you like eating a chicken's period do you?"

LOL

Alcazar