Can you hatch eggs from a supermarket?

Answer 1

No.They can only be hatched by their real bird mother or they will die.

A:No. Eggs purchased in the store for consumption are not fertilized and cannot be fertilized.

Answer 2

Only if the egg is fertile. With most store bought eggs, the hens aren't in contact with a rooster, so their eggs aren't fertile. Some people HAVE hatched eggs from the supermarket, but they are most likely from organic or free-range chickens that do have access to a rooster.

You can usually tell if an egg is fertile by cracking one open (this one will be useless for hatching of course). Inside, there is a tiny white speck: when the egg is fertile, the speck is almost perfectly round and looks much like a bullseye.

I think your best bet is to buy from a local farmer's market, and ask the seller if they're fertile eggs, or buy fertile eggs from a hatchery.

Good luck! :)

Answer 3

No, you cannot hatch eggs from a supermarket because the eggs sold in supermarkets are not fertilized, so they do not contain embryos that can develop into chicks. Hatching requires fertilized eggs that have been incubated under specific conditions to allow the chick to develop and hatch.

Answer 4

No. They aren't fertilized. Do you eat baby chicks? You are from the city aren't you?..

Answer 5

No, because, even if the embryo was still alive, the cold of the fridge at the store would kill it.

Answer 6

no