In an effort to provide variety, Trader Joe's sells many different types of eggs - and, believe it or not, it's possible to raise chicks using this kind.

Cartons of eggs at Trader Joe's - David Tran Photo/Shutterstock ...

A family purchased fertilized chicken eggs from Trader Joe’s and brought them home to incubate and hatch them. According to the TikTokker @thecaliforniahome, a case of one dozen fertile eggs ...

The game throws you into the shoes of Niko, a vendor selling Filipino street food Balut (essentially fertilized duck eggs). The premise is simple: you're a Balut vendor, and your job is to take ...

The big issue: You can’t hatch just any old eggs you get at the supermarket. You need fertilized — sometimes marked as fertile — eggs, and most grocery stores carry the unfertilized kind.

It's becoming increasingly important to Americans to stretch their dollar -- or in this case -- eggs. We spoke with a food safety expert to learn everything you need to know about properly ...

The video opened with a shot of the fertile, cage-free eggs still in their cardboard Trader Joes carton and the caption “24 days ago, we bought these eggs.” She explained that her family ...

It says "SAFE" in big, unconvincing letters. In other words, it's a short piece of Filipino homebrew horror that has a little more recent history behind it than first appears. A reminder that ...

She showed the $4.49 carton of eggs which had 'Trader Joe's fertile eggs' printed across the packaging. The mom then showed the eggs in an incubator at home as her mesmerized young children gazed ...

The big issue: You can’t hatch just any old eggs you get at the supermarket. You need fertilized — sometimes marked as fertile — eggs, and most grocery stores carry the unfertilized kind.