Market for 'golden egg'

[Pasty]

We all know that sometimes young hens in a flock can take on the appearance and characteristics of a cockerel. While they remain a hen genitally, they look for all the world like a cockerel. I have a blue Orpington who did just this. He / she is called Dorian.

It's unusual for these birds to lay eggs but when they do, there is no egg white, just pure golden yoke. Apparently these are very much valued by high end restaurants.

Does anyone have any top chef contacts in London I could contact? It would have to be shipped in the next day or 2 to remain fresh. As I have fed Dorian for a year for no gain, I would like to cash in on this one, golden opportunity.

Thanks.

 

[Exfarmer]

I have such a close friend and have asked the question.
I will post as soon as I get a response.
Firstly keep my Fox away
secondly I would not be ordering the RR yet

 

[Pasty]

Thank you. Apparently Mr Putin likes these eggs too so I'll see if I can get in touch with the Russian Embassy in London.

 

[7610 super q]

I hate April 1st.

 

[Exfarmer]

Thank you. Apparently Mr Putin likes these eggs too so I'll see if I can get in touch with the Russian Embassy in London.

I just hope it does not go off before it ends up on his breakfast table ready to dip his soldiers in

 

[Netherfield]

Of course your hens could be laying quite a few 'golden eggs' but you'll never know unless you're going to crack them open to see.

Seriously though, we used to get a few soft shelled white less eggs, difficult to seperate the yolk from the tough skin though, pigs didn't seem to mind.

 

[matthew]

Faberge beat you to it.

 

[Still Farming]

We all want the Chicken that lays the "golden egg"?

 

[Wendy10]

I hate April 1st.

I got castigated on another post for seeing the funny side!

 

[matthew]

Must go to
Specsavers. Thought you’d typed castrated, not castigated

 

[Wendy10]