All the goose eggs you buy are double-yolked and can be eaten.

Double-yolk eggs refer to eggs containing two yolks in one eggshell. They are usually much larger than normal eggs. In some goose farms, the double yolk rate can reach 80%. If the egg size is further screened, it can reach 95%. This is related to the feed of the goose farm and the breed of goose. The same is true for chicken and duck eggs. Gaoyou double yolk eggs Yellow duck eggs are also very famous across the country.

The production of double-yolk eggs by poultry is often related to the abundance of food and the health of the poultry. Double yolk eggs contain two yolks and are loved by the masses. Nowadays, people have begun to artificially cultivate double yolk eggs, and there are manufacturers that specialize in selling double yolk eggs.

According to the composition analysis of double yolk eggs and single yolk eggs, although the proportions of some ingredients are slightly different, the difference is not significant. At least for nutrition, the difference is completely negligible.

Introduction to Gaoyou Double Yellow Duck Eggs:

Gaoyou Double Yellow Duck Eggs are a specialty of Gaoyou City, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, and a national geographical indication product of China.

Gaoyou ducks in the Gaoyou area lay many eggs, with large egg heads and a large yolk ratio. They are especially well-known at home and abroad for their ability to produce double-yolk eggs. Gaoyou double-yolk eggs, one egg with double yolks, the white is like jade, the yolk is like agate, red and white, and the walls are connected. They are truly a treasure in the world, a fine food, and a national treasure. The Gaoyou Municipal People's Government also holds the Chinese Double Yellow Duck Egg Festival every year.

In the 1950s, Gaoyou folk singer Xia Guozhen's Gaoyou folk song "Counting Duck Eggs" became famous in the country with its humorous, brisk melody and rich local flavor.

Reference for the above content? People's Daily Online - Question Answer: Are double yolk eggs induced by hormones?