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I have a friend who has free roaming chickens and ducks.  She gives eggs away to her friends.  I started getting them from her a few weeks ago.  Prior to me picking them up, I said I would prefer chicken eggs.  I have a mental block about duck eggs.  She has the same opinion but acknowledges that duck eggs are quite healthy, higher in nutrients than chicken eggs.  So she gave me chicken as I requested.  I called the other day and spoke with her husband, asking if they had eggs and could I pick up a couple dozen.  He told me to come over.  

I fried some yesterday and again today. The yolks are huge.  I think I got duck eggs.  And you know what?  They are great, taste just like chicken eggs.  

Would you eat another type of egg besides chicken eggs?

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Duck eggs are the best for baking!  They make great cakes and cookies.  Nothing more fun than having ducks around.  They have the best personalities.

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I'm very open when it comes to trying new foods.  I've never had duck eggs, but would love to give them a try.  Glad you enjoyed them!

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I have eaten ducks eggs and they are very delicious. Also have had tiny quail eggs and they were so teeny it was hard to even taste them. No--I have no aversion to eating eggs other than chicken. As long as they are unfertilized that is.

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@wagirl   LOL LOL

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@JeanLouiseFinch  Yes, ostrich eggs.  Taste just like chicken.

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Good for you to try something different.  I will go to my grave eating only the eggs 🥚 of a chicken 🐔 

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I have an aversion to eggs period. I can't even stand the smell of cooked eggs.  I don't know why but I have been this way all of my life. I wish I didn't have this problem with eggs but at my age this is not something that I can change. 

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@50Mickey wrote:

I have an aversion to eggs period. I can't even stand the smell of cooked eggs.  I don't know why but I have been this way all of my life. I wish I didn't have this problem with eggs but at my age this is not something that I can change. 


@50Mickey , Same here !!

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@wagirl wrote:No--I have no aversion to eating eggs other than chicken. As long as they are unfertilized that is.

Yes, I ate a fertilized duck egg in the Philippines.  It's called "balut."  It's hard-boiled but unpleasant nevertheless.