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Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? #9191820 02/25/25 04:09 PM
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Just saw her drop a single egg, usually she drops about 4 at a time.

They are not fertile since the other Chinese Geese are females, Have you eaten them? Are they gamey tasting?

We used to go to the local duck ponds in Las Colinas in Irving as kids and grab duck eggs and make french toast and they tasted fine from my memory.

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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191824 02/25/25 04:24 PM
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Red, get you some chicken coops out in Frisco pal, lol.....

Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191830 02/25/25 04:58 PM
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Give it a try

Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191837 02/25/25 05:06 PM
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I have ate a goose egg, it was stronger than chicken or duck eggs, not bad eating at all, it’s a lot of egg in one, it covered the whole plate.
Duck eggs are my favorite, hands down.

Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191841 02/25/25 05:20 PM
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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: Hudbone] #9191844 02/25/25 05:27 PM
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Give it a try


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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191847 02/25/25 05:35 PM
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I don't see why it wouldn't be edible and good. I've had chicken, duck and turkey eggs, seems like it would be similar. As long as you saw the goose drop it ... would hate for it to be a snake, turtle or alligator egg eeks333


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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191849 02/25/25 05:40 PM
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Hard to crack compared to chicken eggs but tasty.

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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191865 02/25/25 06:13 PM
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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9191927 02/25/25 08:06 PM
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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9192220 02/26/25 03:37 PM
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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: NORML as can be] #9192338 02/26/25 08:19 PM
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He's either still eating or he died.


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Re: Chinese Goose Eggs : Good to eat? [Re: RedRanger] #9193183 02/28/25 09:54 PM
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Eggs are abundant at anout 0.50 a piece including farm raised. I dont understand the noise about something so inexpensive. I eat 3-4 dz a week which is more than most families


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Eggs are abundant at anout 0.50 a piece including farm raised. I dont understand the noise about something so inexpensive. I eat 3-4 dz a week which is more than most families



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Less than .40 cents each at Wallyworld. I eat 1-2 daily. Where else can you get this much real protein for that price?


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Originally Posted by Ramsey
Eggs are abundant at anout 0.50 a piece including farm raised. I dont understand the noise about something so inexpensive. I eat 3-4 dz a week which is more than most families


I agree. They’re delicious and healthy. A complete meal, nutritionally speaking. For what they cost, it’s a bargain. I don’t keep track of how many eggs I go through in a week, but I’d guess 2-3 dozen, on average. Not all eggs are created equal, but these Neanderthals aren’t ready for that conversation.

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Originally Posted by Jimbo1
Less than .40 cents each at Wallyworld. I eat 1-2 daily. Where else can you get this much real protein for that price?


Beats me, Jimbo. And protein is just the tip of the iceberg. Eggs have so much more to offer than just protein. Healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals. They’re probably the best food source for the price, as far as I know.

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