Three-yellow chicken eggs can be a blessing or a curse. It all depends on your point of view and even your culture.

The next egg you open is yellow, and the probability is about one in a thousand. Like many unusual situations in nature, people have many superstitions about double yellow eggs. They are obvious references to fertility, so most superstitions are related to reproduction and good luck.

The most common thing is that if you meet a three-yellow baby, you or someone you know will get pregnant soon (possibly with twins). Traditionally, they are called signs of universal good luck. If you are interested in ancient Nordic beliefs, if you get a yellow egg, you may feel bad luck-this means that someone in your family is about to meet their maker.

Reason:

According to a farm in Pennsylvania, this happens when chickens ovulate twice in a row. Egg yolk (called oocyte at this time) is released into the fallopian tube (oviduct of chicken) before the previous egg yolk has a chance to be removed.

therefore, a shell is then formed around the two yolks. Double yellow usually occurs in young hens with immature reproductive system, and its timing is not yet perfect. It may also be a genetic feature of heavier hen breeds. Triple and quadruple yolk eggs also exist, although they are even rarer, and the world yolk record is nine. In 211, a British woman cracked an amazing package of 29 double yolk.

Although double yellow eggs are not common, they are definitely safe to eat. They still make amazing scrambled eggs and omelets, and they can be used like ordinary eggs in most recipes. But because the ratio of egg white to yolk is not suitable, and they can't be counted as two eggs, you may need to change some baking recipes if you want them to come out perfectly. However, if you are making Dutch sauce, you are in luck.