Duck Eggs
Duck eggs may be a good alternative for people allergic to chicken eggs, (although you should consult a physician before trying them).
Duck eggs are also bigger and richer than chicken eggs, and you can tell the difference. You can cook duck eggs the same way you would cook chicken eggs, but because they’re higher in fat, they tend to make a creamier scrambled egg.
* Please note:
Duck eggs are wiped clean with a damp cloth, but should be considered unwashed, we recommend that you wash any eggs before consuming them.
These duck eggs are a limited-supply item, so get them while they're in stock!
They're larger and richer than chicken eggs, with a higher concentration of nutrients and more protein. They can come in many colors, depending on the breed of duck that lays them. You can cook duck eggs the same way as chicken eggs; they fry, poach, and boil well. If you try one, you'll also find that scrambled duck eggs are much creamier and richer than chicken eggs.