There are probably varying opinions on this, but I personally don’t think that duck eggs provide any different taste than a chicken egg. Speaking of cover, their shells are much tougher than chicken shells and they are harder to crack.Īnd most importantly… How does a duck egg taste? Please don’t judge a duck egg by its cover! Many people have noticed the ducky or “fishy” smell that emanates from the shell of a duck egg but the contents lack that same smell. (Shoulder shrug.) But the insides of the egg smell (or don’t smell), just like a chicken’s eggs. When I collect duck eggs or pick one up to use, I have noticed a smell. If you already know how special duck eggs are and are trying to sell them, hang on, there’s some really good info on how to stand out in the crowd of all the others who are selling eggs in your area too! And you are about to be convinced of their wonder, so you don’t miss out! Click here for more info about cookies collected and our privacy policy.Īs I offered my sisters some duck eggs to try, I’m sure they turned to Mom and whispered, “Is it okay to eat duck eggs?”Īnd if I had heard them I would have said, “Of course silly! They are wonderful for you!” But they’re missing out. As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. *We get commissions for purchases made through links in this post.

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