Duck Eggs Vs. Chicken Eggs | A Carnivore Diet Taste & Nutrition Challenge

This is a thorough review of duck eggs versus chicken eggs. Which type of egg is more nutritious and tastes better? As carnivore dieters, we wanted to know, and that's why I did a taste test challenge.
I made duck egg omelets and chicken egg omelets, as well as sunny side up dishes. This way, I had two different styles of eggs to figure out which tasted better.
With some internet research, I was able to find out that duck eggs are actually more nutritious!
What got me onto this investigation? My friend Big Si who runs the YoutTube channel Primal OMAD is always eating goose and duck eggs. Because of him, I had to find out which eggs are better! Check out this KZbin channel and become a part of his carnivore diet journey and quest to lose weight. It's an inspirational ride. Check him out: bit.ly/2WC7kWU
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[@WildLumens]

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[@hollyhobby1038]

I was raised on chicken and duck eggs. I find duck eggs a bit richer. I prefer them in recipes that benefit by higher protein and fat. But when it comes to baking it’s turkey eggs.

[@SpongeAddict-gw6mo]

So glad I stumbled on this !

[@WildLumens]

So glad you did too...hope you find some motivation in here and perhaps learn a thing or two. Cheers!!!

[@DrOORU]

I'm eating my 1st ever duck eggs whilst watching this video and have to say that I can barely tell the difference between these and chicken eggs. Maybe they're a bit creamier but I'm not certain. However, when considering their price, size and quality, they are excellent value for money when compared to the premium chicken alternative. Possibly better value.

[@jamesbland8907]

Same lmao

[@Crystalpantherpower8]

Duck eggs hands down! I hard boiled some the other day & put together a few jars of pickled eggs. Great snack on a hot summer day! So satisfying 😋

[@WildLumens]

Heck yeh! That's the way to go.

[@TracyK777]

Great video! I have t tried duck eggs yet but when I do...I’ll come back and comment again! Keep these coming, Andy! Love watching your experiments and recipes!! 😊🙌

[@WildLumens]

Awesome. Thanks for the encouragement! Yeah I’m pretty much sold on duck eggs now. I dig em.

[@GojoRamsay888]

Duck eggs cholesterol is good for the body just like chickens right?

[@cammie45874]

So informative!!! I love this!

[@WildLumens]

Thanks for the positive energy comment!! Glad you dug the vid!

[@Msnovy]

You can taste the difference only when you have boiled them. That more strong eggy smell comes through.

[@WildLumens]

Awwww...yes. The smell difference is in effect when boiling. Thanks for watching the vid!!!

[@miamiherald75]

Another great video! Thanks!

[@WildLumens]

Thanks again! It’s pretty funny I just got done eating 3 duck eggs and I see that’s the video you watched...hahaha.

[@miamiherald75]

@@WildLumens hahaha awesome

[@samueltucker8473]

Good choice of salt. I just ate a duck egg. I was really good. The white was a little swirly., The texture was different. Hard boiled it..

[@glenchaos9]

Thank you for this video a body builder once told me there’s no difference between duck or chicken eggs 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@mdgraystone]

I hope Cadbury makes duck eggs for Easter this year!

[@dr.w.w.daniels7203]

Duck eggs have been my preference for last 6 years. Really enjoy them.

[@marylee2732]

10g is 1tsp a day. Yes it is a lot, but I hear our brains are made of fat, salt and vitamin C. So I would take 1-2T of coconut oil or flaxseed oil Then put 5T of fresh lemons with 1-2tsp Himalayan salt (tastes like tomato juice) in 16oz water for a few months and got rid of my brain fog & memory loss, I had for many years. To me quail eggs seem gamey, some Koreans like to put quail eggs in their beer. 🤔 I remember my Taiwanese friend’s mom would put ground beef in a baking glass kinda like meatloaf and would mix salted duck eggs on top and it was the best.

[@JazzminJ2016]

Cool tku!

[@WildLumens]

Thanks for watching ! Cheers

[@acykat2069]

Ducks are very grumpy. You can taste the rage.

[@karaaliea7577]

Currently staring at my duck egg, afraid to eat it 🤣

[@karaaliea7577]

I ate it. There is a difference but it's not huge, I don't get the extra eggy taste or smell which is what I worried about. I found that the little bit of brown char you usually get when frying eggs, is alot more noticeable with the duck egg. Overall decent, will take some adjustment 🤣

[@Lycanthropic.21]

Duck egg is far far better in taste

[@Shamsul]

I love duck egg more than chicken.

[@WildLumens]

Right on! Me too.

[@basedcanadian6869]

Same. Soft boiled duck eggs are unreal. Also protein shakes with raw eggs taste WAY better with duck eggs

[@Desperado070]

Dude if something looks like 15% bigger you can't just come and claim they are 30 - 40 % bigger lol... If duck eggs are 15% bigger it means you need 1 chicken egg and 15% of a second egg, then compare the nutrients. Thicker shell means nothing, bigger yolk means it is more unhealthy as studies have already proven about chicken eggs. More fat and more cholesterol, and you here proving they better? oh man this is getting down to a joke instead. A free chicken eats bugs just as much as a duck does, when farmers gets ducks instead of chickens, these ducks won't eat insects anymore. Instead they be putting on a cheap diet that makes them as fat as possible as fast as possible with food their body can't even handle. With that being said, after that we need a new nutrient test on both eggs, and remember these words, when they do that everything falls apart. What goes in is what comes out, why do we expect anything else with our animals we grow to feed ourselves?

[@josephorossi]

yolk carries all the nutrients.

[@josephorossi]

those studies were proven flawed

[@Desperado070]

​ @Orlando Rossi Your body can't process the yolk without the egg white, and then you wanna talk about studies? haha

[@Desperado070]

Why do you even think this video has so many dislikes and no likes? xD kiddo go play outside

[@josephorossi]

@@Desperado070 lol what. the body can process egg yolks without the white. that doesnt even make sense. can you provide a source with that? and i love being outside! lol. but all im saying is that egg white is the protein and egg yolk is all of the micro nutrients and fat. yes the yolk is high in cholesterol and fat. but there are many people who say that cholesterol is not as bad as people say it once was. it is a precursor to testosterone and plays a huge role in the human body. im not 100% positive on this, but i always feel better when i eat the whole egg personally. also, fat in egg yolks is healthy and anti-inflammatory.

[@ayushbenjamin1188]

Bro thanks i am now study tath how to make egg😂

[@nyoleiyiayemin452]

Calories?

[@WildLumens]

Give or take 130.

[@mildtotemperate]

Eat em raw

[@chandanchand3279]

So called sacular people in india I can't meet a video comparer for duck vs hen U r really so great bro