I looked this up on Google and several sites say that you can tell what color eggs a hen will lay by looking at their earlobes... I didn't even know chickens had earlobes lol
36 0 ReplyIt's not consistently true, Leghorns have yellow colored ears and lay white eggs, but yes, MOST eggs can be differentiated by their "lobes".
Source: Used to raise chickens growing up on a farm.
45 0 ReplyThe fuck? I didn't know this either
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their turning the freakin hens gay
20 0 Reply♫ When I was a lad I ate four dozen eggs, every morning to help me get large. Now that I'm grown I eat five dozen eggs, so I'm roughly the size of a barge! ♫
15 0 ReplyJust imagine sitting down and eating five fucking dozen eggs to start your day. Gaston is insane.
6 0 Replylets out sulfur farts all day
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I'll be damned if I'm gonna eat a blue egg
14 0 ReplyWould you, could you on a boat?
36 0 ReplyWould you, could you with your throat?
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What are you, chicken?
9 0 ReplyThey're from Araucana chicken from south America. Pretty cool if you ask me
8 0 ReplyI didn't know Araucana was spelled that way, neat!
My family had a few when I was growing up, the eggs were delicious and they only chased me around the yard sometimes
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This feels more like mildly infuriating since the color gradient is just slightly off
14 0 ReplyYou can't make a Tomlette without breaking some Greggs
9 0 ReplyGayggs
7 0 ReplyI love the bantam egg on top.
7 0 ReplyIt makes the whole thing look like some kind of ergonomic laptop keyboard, with that egg on top being the mouse clit.
10 0 ReplyI’d like to see a computer user in 1985 try to parse this.
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QWERTY
3 0 ReplyAnd tney all taste the same on the inside.
Just like us
3 0 ReplyI always thought blue egg is rotten
2 0 ReplyThe egg shell doesn’t really change color. I’ve had rotten eggs that had white shells. The hen layer determines the color of the egg.
8 0 ReplyMy mistake, what i've seen is actually myna's egg, which is blue.
Which is a TIL as well.
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Is there a way to tell what eggs might have deep orange yolks? I find they taste (and look!) much better. Most eggs from the store over the last year have been very pale yellow yolks.
2 0 ReplyThat depends more on the hen's diet rather than what type of chicken. Backyard chickens that actually forage for wild bugs get darker yolks.
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I dont know whats driving this impulse but I really want to lay on them like a bed of nails
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