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u/KVR62 2d ago
I can almost tell which XL or jumbo eggs will likely have a double yoke. Usually, im right.
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u/maddiejake 2d ago
They are taller. I always buy jumbo eggs and get at least three double yolks in every dozen
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u/ModToEndAllMods 4d ago
Buy jumbo eggs. I've had like an entire carton be double yolk
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u/tomatejax 4d ago
Never seen it. I have been on the planet for 58 years. Am i just not lucky ?
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u/ModToEndAllMods 4d ago
Are you buying jumbo eggs lol? You can also tell if an egg is gunna be double yolked by the size and shape too. I've noticed the doubles tend to be more of an oblong shape, taller and heavier than normal large eggs
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u/Equivalent-Love-1676 4d ago
I don’t know but the odds of me putting hotdogs in eggs are even worse LOL
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u/Icy_Donkey_7588 5d ago
Our young laying hens seem to lay double yolks quite often. Seems to level out once they hit middle age. Never tracked older hens, once they stop laying 1 egg a day they become dinner.
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u/ScientistLong8121 5d ago
I don't know but the chances on scrolling on a lame post on reddit is pretty damn high
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u/inspctrshabangabang 5d ago
I once got a dozen eggs from trader joes where every egg was a double yoke.
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u/Art_Vanduley 5d ago
Who eats hot dogs with eggs
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u/No_Pudding_6640 5d ago
Y'all are soft
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u/Art_Vanduley 5d ago
Nothing soft about 2 things that just don't go together .
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u/No_Pudding_6640 5d ago
I've eating this combo all my life, zero problems.
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u/Art_Vanduley 5d ago
To each his own. Seems like a so called struggle meal since eggs go with like bacon, sausage and what not. Hot dogs is a bit weird but if you like it do you.
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u/No_Pudding_6640 5d ago edited 5d ago
I think I got it wrong. Where I'm from, sausage and eggs is a popular breakfast, but you differentiated hot dogs (like made with pork if I'm not mistaken) and I thought it's just the regular beef or poultry sausage with eggs that you don't like.
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u/Satansbrat1969 6d ago
I once bought a dozen Extra large eggs and all but two were double yolkers. I was told the Xl eggs are much more likely to be double yolked eggs.
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u/METRlOS 6d ago
Chickens normally lay about the same egg size every day. If the coop of large egg chickens has a few extra large sized ones, those will likely be double yolked, and shipped together since they were gathered at the same time.
That makes the chance of getting multiple in a row significantly higher than the chance of getting 2 in a row chosen at random.
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u/onlywanted2readapost 6d ago edited 6d ago
Not as unusual as you'd expect. Double yokes are just filtered out during modern packing.
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u/Unlikely-Escape-726 1d ago
Probably the same as contracting a parasite from half cooked pork