2 egg yolks in one egg

[Keroppe]

Woow.. i was only expecting to make one Fried egg and i Ended up Two egg yolks in one !! :) nice :P x

[leelapops]

Is there some kind of meaning to that? You know, like the whole magpie "One for sorrow, two for joy" lark?
Hope so :) Enjoy your eggs x

[Keroppe]

hehe leelapops, im not sure but,,.. must be lucky to find two yolks in one egg?? its never happened to me??. maybe i should buy a lotto or something??? :)

:P yum

[leelapops]

Go for it Keroppe hun! knobby, nice try!

[Keroppe]

lol thats silly Knobby funny :D

but may i ask how are you suppose to know you have two egg yolks in one egg? before throwing it at someone?? :)

[tiggerblue10]

OMG that could have turned into Siamese chicken twins!!!

[Keroppe]

but tiggerblue, the yolks were separate. would it still be Siamese chick twins? anyone have an answer?

[BillySugger]

Best yoke I've heard for a while

[unrulyjulie]

I have seen this twice, once was years ago and then when i worked on a cob van i had one!

[theonlyone]

I buy free range eggs and had 6 out of
6 double yolkers ...the next lot I bought
the first one was a triple yolk ...I buy them
from a man around the corner who has
them in his garden so they are really fresh
free range .....

[Keroppe]

these were Asdas free range eggs and they were even in the sales too ! lol what a bargin :)

billy theres smmut fishy about you, are u a regular??

[ChuckFickens]

it's rare, but double yolks do happen.

If left they will almost never hatch successfully as the unborn chicks will fight in the egg and kill each other

although even rarer you can get eggs with no yolk at all. now wouldn't you be gutted to get one of those for a fry up:)

[Jillius]

I was making meringues last week and all 6 eggs that I used were double yolked.

[Keroppe]

hey chuck, thanks for the info, i would actually be really shocked if there was no yolk ... tbh i dont even like yolks (unless its properly cooked or its scrrambled) so i would be quite happy with out one, but when i saw the two... i thought wow.... :D

then again i would take it back to Asda and complain that my egg didnt have a yolk! lol

[Kleiber]

I think it's actually the yolk sac that gives the developing chick its nutrition. The yolk doesn't develop into the chick.