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Can Shell-less Eggs Be Eaten? - John@ - 01-16-2015
Just wondering.
RE: Can Shell-less Eggs Be Eaten? - FarmKing - 01-31-2015
Of course, but you have to cook it well because microbes can easily pass through the thin shell.
RE: Can Shell-less Eggs Be Eaten? - Henlus - 02-07-2015
Yes, but I usually cook mine for my dog.
RE: Can Shell-less Eggs Be Eaten? - Hilux - 02-08-2015
Once it's well cooked, yes.
RE: Can Shell-less Eggs Be Eaten? - FarmTech - 02-08-2015
It can be eaten. It usually occur when birds are sick or when they just start laying for the first time. this link talks about abnormal eggs you'll also encounter. http://www.farmersjoint.com/blog/livestock-farming/poultry/common-questions-abnormal-eggs-egg-layers/
RE: Can Shell-less Eggs Be Eaten? - John@ - 02-10-2015
Thanks everyone!