Omg y'all is this possible?

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Please post again , theres tons of people here that want to see it

Ew gross

Should I just post the pic again? Haha. I feel like people aren't understanding me when I say this looked like a fetus.

As someone who has raised chickens and bred them, this doesn't seem odd to me. Until you pointed out they were the regular eggs from Kroger, LoL, I think someone got out of their cage and went to visit a lady friend ?

What @dandelion said, a lot of eggs have meat spots in them, or blood vessels. Anything store bought won't be fertilized because they only keep females and they're kept in small cages, so even if a rooster wandered in he probably couldn't get to them.

This is why mom taught me to always crack eggs in a separate bowl before mixing them into my ingredients.

I want to see so bad ?

Didn't see pic so not sure but... Hens had to be mixed with rooster to have foetus in it, some free range chicken farms keep roosters with them but majority of commercial sellers wouldn't for this very reason. Plus the egg couldn't have been freshly laid & must have been incubated for a bit for chick to grow.

Often my hens eggs have red blood or 'meat' spots in then which are just burst vessels when egg was forming inside hen. Sometimes the meat spots look like little pea or bean sized bits that are pink flesh coloured. Eggs fine to eat, I just scoop these bits out. Iv not got roosters either.

These weren't farm fresh eggs I don't think. I bought the Kroger brand 18ct eggs.

Missed the pix. I could've told you if it was a chicken fetus or not. I lived in mexico for a few months and would often crack eggs with a fetus inside. They always came from the same store too so I eventually stopped buying from there. I remember one time I cracked an egg and a fetus came out with some blood. I cracked another 3eggs and the same thing happened. Another time I cracked an egg and two fetuses came out. I didn't even know chickens could have twins lol.

It can happen. It happens often especially with farm fresh eggs from the farmers market.

I know pp. it was very surprising.

@thisisfeeny that is disgusting. ?

Send me the pic!!

No this was a legit looking fetus. No blood spots at all. It was the size of like my thumb nail.

Was it just a blood spot because that is very common and perfectly safe to eat (Although I never do eat them lol). Now I've bought farm fresh eggs and have actually had a partially developed chicken fetus. Was done with eggs that day and for a bit. ?

http://www.thekitchn.com/are-eggs-with-blood-spots-safe-to-eat-225251

I missed it but I will say that three times I got eggs from Walmart I had at least one bloody egg from the dozen ?

It sure looked like a fetus. I'm not exaggerating haha

With basic commercial eggs it's almost impossible. The birds are caged Ina. Tiny cage in a huge building of all hens. Now sometimes you'll get a spot of blood or two, but an actual fetus is pretty out there.

My friend worked for a catering company and they cracked eggs 5 per bowl in case they got one with blood. It happens. I haven't personally had it but, don't feel bad. That chick had no chance since it wasn't being incubated anyways

I wanna seeeeeee!

I'm late ? I want to see

Can you send me a pic please?

I missed it. I wanna seee ?

I missed it. I wanna seee ?

I missed it, I'm curious now ?

Damn. Missed it.

Dm me if you want the picture haha.

Oh man, I missed it :(

I posted it

I recently cracked two diff eggs and there was two yolks. I felt bad that I ate twins.

Ahhh poor little chicky ?

Waiting lol

Waiting!

I'll post it for 5 mins then delete. It can be upsetting.

We're patiently awaiting the pic ?

Post and delete after a couple minutes

I dont reckon its impossible. My dad used* to bring me fresh eggs until one day I cracked a rotten fetus into my ONE pound of whipped butter and sugar while making christmas cookies.

*I didnt want his eggs ever again

Picture please! Lol

I kinda want to see.. curiosity killed the cat ?

Post the picture!

My morbid curiosity makes me want to see a pic.