There are populations of penguins that live in Warner climates and it used to be somewhat common in those regions. Scientists that work with penguins also have access to their eggs and can demonstrate these properties on the unfertilized eggs. Kind of like zoos that keep ostriches will feed the unfertilized ostrich eggs to the staff bc visitors get freaked out by it but either way the egg is never going to grow an embryo.
If you’re referring to the Antarctic treaty of 1959, this only applies to countries that visited the Antarctic and signed the treaty so as to protect the species. So it’s technically only illegal if you’re from a country that recognizes the signed treaty. And the Antarctic isn’t the only place to home Penguins.
Yeah apparently regular chickens can't taste spicy so you can feed them a ton of peppers and they don't notice but it does affect the taste of their eggs
i found out (after eating what i thought was a spoiled egg) that eggs with omega 3s can very rarely have a strong fishy taste that is totally harmless. it was SUPER GROSS.
Can 100% confirm. Fam used to feed our chicken a lot of fish scraps after fishing trips, the eggs would come out tasting and smelling fishy. Their eggs are also a bit more plain when only fed grain, and can come out more sulfury when they eat a lot of pumpkin and corn. We learned to be careful balancing their diet to prevent their eggs from tasting too weird
Are they edible? Do they taste any good? What do they taste like? How long do they need boiling for soft boiled eggs? How long for hard boiled eggs? What does the omelette look like?
Sure sure, good point... Uhm, as an addition on my first question list: "Can I enjoy these eggs a few days apart, or will it be a once in a lifetime experience?"
"Penguin eggs have traditionally been considered a delicacy to eat, and for a very long time people also collected eggs for public and private egg collections. In the past, the birds were also food for sailors." ~ https://www.marylandzoo.org/animal/african-penguin/
hushpuppyextraordinaire
I wonder the number of penguin eggs that have been boiled and this observed through history
ThemApplesNYC
I don’t like this
misterCT
Why do we know this.!?What fucking monster is out there boiling penguin eggs??
VerityFoxe
There are populations of penguins that live in Warner climates and it used to be somewhat common in those regions. Scientists that work with penguins also have access to their eggs and can demonstrate these properties on the unfertilized eggs. Kind of like zoos that keep ostriches will feed the unfertilized ostrich eggs to the staff bc visitors get freaked out by it but either way the egg is never going to grow an embryo.
MajMalfunction2
What sick fuck is boiling penguin eggs?
ProfessorMatt
I don't know- is there a villain linked to penguins?
VibratingNipples
we know who
YvesStRollerblade
What do they look like fried?
DarkHollowDulcimers
I'd rather have Puffin Eggs.
swedeonamoose
How do they taste tho ?
spitfires2000
But... uncooked chicken egg-white is also clear.
sometimesarobot
As you can see in the photo, those eggs are cooked.
spitfires2000
So... uncooked penguin egg-'white' is actually white? And it [quote] turns clear when cooked [/quote]? EXPLAIN!
sometimesarobot
Gonna assume it's clear when raw and clear when cooked, unlike chicken eggs that are clear when raw and white when cooked
spitfires2000
Now... read your own answer and then read the first bit of the post again.
DownvotesStarWars
They don't taste great if you're wondering, and it's illegal.
clamjuicecoctail
If you’re referring to the Antarctic treaty of 1959, this only applies to countries that visited the Antarctic and signed the treaty so as to protect the species. So it’s technically only illegal if you’re from a country that recognizes the signed treaty. And the Antarctic isn’t the only place to home Penguins.
gorillaClutch
Yeah apparently regular chickens can't taste spicy so you can feed them a ton of peppers and they don't notice but it does affect the taste of their eggs
SinisterSlaw
No matter how bad it tastes someone somewhere will claim it's a delicacy.
Nexus297
Acquired Taste
HorseonaBike
IUpvoteFuturama
AntiProtonBoy
Just because it has a fishy taste, doesn’t meant they don’t taste good. Reckon they would go well with seafood.
funone77
Make abHollandaise sauce served over lobster or crab...
RunawaySpoons
I was just thinking they'd probably go well in the East Asian cuisines that make a lot of use of fish and seaweed.
SterlingArcherSecretAgent
I read that chicken eggs also taste fishy, if the chicken was fed fish.
ariananachosbellgrande
i found out (after eating what i thought was a spoiled egg) that eggs with omega 3s can very rarely have a strong fishy taste that is totally harmless. it was SUPER GROSS.
Luorric
Can 100% confirm. Fam used to feed our chicken a lot of fish scraps after fishing trips, the eggs would come out tasting and smelling fishy. Their eggs are also a bit more plain when only fed grain, and can come out more sulfury when they eat a lot of pumpkin and corn. We learned to be careful balancing their diet to prevent their eggs from tasting too weird
Mxlespxles
This is fascinating
OhmyBandit
Are they edible? Do they taste any good? What do they taste like? How long do they need boiling for soft boiled eggs? How long for hard boiled eggs? What does the omelette look like?
SterlingArcherSecretAgent
Let's find out!
MightyUrto
everything is edible at least once
OhmyBandit
Sure sure, good point...
Uhm, as an addition on my first question list: "Can I enjoy these eggs a few days apart, or will it be a once in a lifetime experience?"
MightyUrto
"Penguin eggs have traditionally been considered a delicacy to eat, and for a very long time people also collected eggs for public and private egg collections. In the past, the birds were also food for sailors." ~ https://www.marylandzoo.org/animal/african-penguin/
CrisprCAS
Including a 2002 Toyota Corolla?
bobbobbybobbington
yeah, you just have to cut it up nice and small
Sebastopol140
A guy ate a plane. I think a Corolla will be ok.
livurz
morningxafter
Okay but that’s a 1994, the rules don’t say anything about a 2002.
Ha! Got ya with the Air Bud defense!
livurz