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Surprise in an egg


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[post_page_title]Double yolkers[/post_page_title]
One of the most common egg findings is the coveted double yolker! The yolk is one of the most delicious parts of the egg, so to find two of them in one is quite a treat. However, these aren’t the easiest of eggs to track down. According to the British Egg Information Service, around 1 in every 1,000 eggs will contain a double yolk. If the average person eats around 280 eggs each year, it would take you just under four years to find one double yolker.

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