Hatching Supermarket Eggs Part 1

We went to our local Sainsbury's, and purchased some chicken eggs, and put these in the incubator, with the aim of answering the question - Can you hatch supermarket eggs?
The results shocked us. Hatching supermarket eggs was something we thought wouldn't happen, but it did!
Part 2 here: • Hatching Supermarket E...

[@firenxtioniq4686]

I saw a vid from josh peters hatch a quail from a Sainsbury’s shop

[@nadiathibault4272]

Same

[@gutify2285]

Same

[@yaryyary2327]

Same

[@zzsalr]

Same

[@f4rr4s070308]

Mine has hatched, but died😔😔😔 But one left is alive... wish me luck!

[@AnnoyDad]

Good luck :)

[@Jake-wr1ye]

I saved a bird from my cat about a week ago and it could not fly so I kept to for its wing to get better and I fed him every hour like your supposed to and he just died to day and he was a baby black bird and we named it coco

[@gottafastgo6692]

Hey I have a question I live in America and I know they put the eggs in the fridge will hatching them work or is it 50/50

[@f4rr4s070308]

Gottafast Go depends on how long its been in there, if its been less than a week, u should be fine. If its been in there for any longer, then the odds are not good

[@eggoeggie3733]

I have 2 chicken eggs and 4 duck eggs from the supermarket. So far (after a week) there is no sign of life in any of the 2 chicken eggs. :(

[@Bloxdio_God]

If they take as long as you took to put them in the incubator they will have the gestation period of an elephant.

[@dreadpirateroberts4052]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mdsafikulislam5656]

It took only 21 days

[@jonathan4664]

Great video,I've recently hatched quail eggs I got from waitrose (the only place near me that sold them) 2 out of 24. I will be trying the sainsburys chicken eggs now though!! When's part two?

[@AnnoyDad]

We tried the quail eggs from Sainsburys (same supplier) but had 0 out of 24. Maybe it was time of year as we tried in January. Part 2, where you get to meet the chicks is out tomorrow at 6pm GMT

[@ssssSTopmotion]

I suppose they'll go well with the potatoes and gravy

[@noahriding5780]

2 out of 24 isn't bad. That's cool.

[@libbysanimals_8306]

Someone I know hatched blue eggs from the supermarket. She needs to be famous.

[@daisystoys708]

How

[@lilo725]

I'm subbed to dhar mann and the dodo I watched Lennon the bunny before but I didn't like her sorry for ur opinon

[@mahaubaid1027]

Be careful young man. There is a road name on the receipt. Keep personel info private or blurred

[@ghouligan3045]

I've been into watching how to care for birds and or how to hatch em. So now I'm here😂 it's interesting and amazing to watch.

[@user-bg5ww1qj6t]

Can't wait for part two I will be going to sainsburys in the morning to get the same eggs!

[@AnnoyDad]

Part 2 should be live now :)

[@nicoleh6519]

KZbin captions keeps changing "cockerel" to "cockroach." I'm dying 🤣🤣

[@shifarahman1967]

I'm going to try it

[@4rubii]

Wanted to do this, my sister snitched on me 😭

[@AnnoyDad]

Older sisters can be such pains 👍

[@4rubii]

@@AnnoyDad so true

[@thatxpertkid4248]

Older sister? Why is she acting so baby-ish?

[@jawadzaidi285]

whats wrong with hatching an egg

[@KitKatGirly12]

You could hide it under your bed or something and put on a balnket on your bed so the hole of the bed is covered(ik i spelled smth wrong sorry:(

[@nyx4629]

Were the eggs in a refrigerator in the grocery store? I am really interested in hatching some eggs now!

[@AnnoyDad]

No. I'm from the UK, and all our eggs sold in stores are at room temperature. The legal requirements for egg selling are different here, compared to the USA.

[@nyx4629]

@@AnnoyDad Ok, thanks for letting me know.

[@sdqsdq6274]

who sell eggs store in refrigerator , never seen it

[@ranidiangelo939]

@@sdqsdq6274 America

[@fudes587]

@@ranidiangelo939 its common in Europe too

[@dbuc4671]

Can you hatch American or Canadian eggs that are refrigerated? i know in the UK the stores dont refrigerate the eggs, which is prob why u are able to hatch them, but here they do fridge them.

[@shadowscar9349]

We do refrigerate eggs

[@josephroszell]

Being unwanted and big side up refrigerated is the proper way to store for longest possible survival so you are off to a decent start be even better if they stamped with lay date but less ink is probably better

[@lovnamoru4304]

Can we use eggs from the fridge?

[@cameronsfaceoffical]

I don't think do bc they are frozen to death by the I think

[@j0elbrown162]

What would happen if you didn't candle them and just left them all to develop?

[@AnnoyDad]

Not alot would happen. The main reason we candle eggs is to remove the ones that aren't developing. If you imagine leaving an egg in 37 degree heat for 3 weeks, it won't be very nice. There is also a chance of bad eggs exploding.

[@sophiegray4987]

You *can* hatch some eggs from the grocery. But its heavily dependant on where you are in the world. In North America eggs are pasturized and stored in the refrigerator. Those will not hatch. As far as i know eggs in the UK are not refrigerated or pasteurized. Those *could* hatch

[@AnnoyDad]

Yes, thats true. I'm UK, and the eggs in this video were UK eggs

[@abdullahpromaster2018]

@@AnnoyDad bro If a youtuber brought 1000 eggs from a supermarket that were new would it be more likely to hatch

[@abdullahpromaster2018]

@@AnnoyDad I'm also UK

[@ariesradke6193]

The fridge won’t always kill it.

[@junelobo5285]

I want to try this!!!😱

[@barbjudson1256]

I tried to hatch supermarket quail eggs without an incubator. I kept them warm for about a week or so and opened them. I got two babies out of twelve. I have since bought an incubator and hatched out some hatching eggs. This year I’m going to try another dozen from the shops to see if I’m successful.

[@AnnoyDad]

That's more supermarket quail than I managed to hatch :)

[@barbjudson1256]

Annoy Dad I didn’t get them as far as hatch date but they did develop

[@user-bg5ww1qj6t]

@@barbjudson1256 put them under your pillow while you sleep I hatch loads like that

[@val5992]

@@user-bg5ww1qj6t What if you squash them?

[@Lanea.3.]

I saw someone hatch quail and duck eggs

[@noahriding5780]

Amazing. You did great.

[@forced4motorsports]

I'm sure this must have been said by now, but free range organic eggs are not washed in the USA either.

[@Theman-ud9gz]

I have an budgie 1 day old is it ok to have a yolk at the first time

[@albertmedillo8622]

Haha.. great.. im going try it,, thanks sir ')

[@lorrets9775]

Yes , hopefully will work

[@nizarcp9657]

Will it work??? And i'm soo exited!!

[@Lavender_Entertainmentt]

Did it?

[@shifarahman1967]

cool

[@lilo725]

I'm gonna do this one time it failed so.im gonna attempt to do it again

[@aaalll-f3o]

I am trying to do it right now but the prosess is kind of slow.

[@dannyobrian5957]

Immaculate conception haha

[@fradee2830]

I like how they're stamped

[@cupoftea1]

I wanna do this so badly xD

[@AnnoyDad]

Do it!

[@cupoftea1]

I shall UwU

[@reallynotimportant222]

Ikkkkrrrrrr

[@shifarahman1967]

@@AnnoyDad yup

[@justhybirdhyper2329]

Same

[@lilgsq]

do u have to incubate them with the air sack up?

[@simonslims1400]

What if I don't have an incubator

[@Ijustwannawatchyoutubetbh]

I'm probably doing this how lol

[@Dairyflower]

@@samirashah6399 I'm doing it as well but I'm using some random free range ones but if that didn't work I'm gonna try get quail eggs

[@RealProLegend10]

@@Dairyflower is there any progress??

[@jabeenmalik3291]

@@Dairyflower have the free ranges worked cuz i really wanna have a little friend 😞

[@VoidZMoon]

@@Dairyflower Did it work

[@notconvinced2204]

Have these been refrigerated? I get free range ones that half of them come out with a bloody spot. They’re not “washed” but they are refrigerated. I wonder if that will work

[@AnnoyDad]

Hi, no they are not refrigerated. I'm not sure if they will work after being in the fridge? Might be worth a try to see.

[@robloxnotrealygaming2915]

I’m trying ot

[@liviaL1923]

My mom keeps telling me it’s not gonna work so I just gave up

[@goodiegoat6923]

Can you use a diy incubator??

[@AnnoyDad]

Yes :)

[@reallynotimportant222]

What if I don't have one any incubator what else can I use, like a hot water bottle. Plz reply

[@clairemorgan]

What about the fertility though? I thought on average supermarket eggs were already about 3 weeks old by the time you bought them- and you know how fertility goes right down after 10 days? Maybe our supermarket eggs are fresher than once thought! This is amazing!

[@AnnoyDad]

Indeed. This was also done at the start of the year (January I think), so pre lock down. We did try the same with Tesco eggs about 3 weeks into lockdown and all were infertile.

[@mattcan_2121]

Those ones are not in a refrigerator so the fertilize spot doesn’t die

[@lilbirdie9435]

I have quail eggs but not an incubator . I have a shoe box, some material and a desk lamp. What should I do? I really want to have baby quails . Also do they fly away as they get older or is that just the wild ones?

[@deborahhanrahan]

These are all available in sainsbury's.

[@FilthySoapCore]

This is so exciting!

[@chiach6606]

Yes

[@Weiedo_]

Do you think trying to hatch eggs that have been refrigerated will work?

[@AnnoyDad]

Yes. We have a video where we try it. But you want eggs that haven't been refrigerated for too long.

[@sunandaverma3519]

how old should the eggs be ... does it matter

[@AnnoyDad]

Yes. Ideally eggs should be younger than 10 days. Anything over a week old will start losing fertility.

[@reallynotimportant222]

@@AnnoyDad sometimes when I cook an egg thee is a red thing and dies it mean there could have been a chick?

[@daniellevernon2187]

I hatched some from my local farm and had 4 firtile out of 9 3 hatched now they are 6 weeks old I got some from the supermarket free range eggs on the first 24 hours can't wait to see if they hatch

[@gogadgo]

How did it go?

[@daniellevernon2187]

@@gogadgo super market eggs didn't work for me but fresh farm eggs are perfect

[@hscsscss]

is there any way to see if an egg can hatch or is 'alive' before you put it in an incubator? thnx so amazing how the eggs from the supermarket become like that!

[@AnnoyDad]

Not that I am aware of. With our own eggs, we make sure that a male chicken is running with the girls.

[@hscsscss]

@@AnnoyDad right thanks a lot!

[@your_local_reptile6700]

Yes by candling, you can check if the egg is viable

[@laceybryan9725]

I would love to try this with the quail eggs but I dont have a store that sells qauil eggs 😭

[@tunrayoamzat6336]

Me too

[@m.a.k6402]

where do u live

[@freenoncopyrightedmusic7301]

Order online lol

[@j0s3ph582]

Can we use any eggs?

[@yue0230]

Hi! My home doesn't have a insubating may I ask what can I replace it pls reply....

[@v1mx540]

Do you have another KZbin channel?

[@AnnoyDad]

No :)

[@todotodolikesyou9518]

I want to hatch 2 duck eggs...do you have to get free range?

[@montagerop1410]

Which machine do you used to hatch egg

[@AnnoyDad]

An incubator

[@user-bg5ww1qj6t]

When your incubator is free can you fill it up with the eggs the same company eggs that are fertile in this video I want to know the fertility rate

[@DinosaurDrummer]

Huh what’s a pound?

[@thezootycooner]

British currency

[@jackandtenpi2119]

I’m doing it

[@joeybez5464]

my son read directions but hes so lazy and he said you dont have to turn them ever! iis that going to work?

[@AnnoyDad]

Chances are...... No. Eggs need rotating during incubation.

[@shifarahman1967]

it will Hatch

[@bayleylb]

I think it’ll work

[@shifarahman1967]

it will

[@shifarahman1967]

🥚+ 🐣= 🐤

[@bencollins4487]

I have bought an incubator and was wondering whether I should get duck eggs or chicken eggs, I’ve had experience with chickens but not ducks. Which do you recommend?

[@zeemopotato1148]

ducks :)

[@AnnoyDad]

What would you like to raise? Ducklings are cute, but mega stinky and dirty.

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

Wow that surprised me!

[@robloxtings2442]

I think it would work

[@jillianlacey1127]

Hi, if you see this comment do you mind replying to my question? I assume you have hatched eggs in the past, what day do you usually see pipping? Especially if you have hatch ducks

[@Rick-vb4io]

I think it’s a day before hatching

[@alyssaduszynski4464]

14:10 hEhEhEhE😂😭

[@shawty2744]

I haven’t got an incubator but I’m using the heater and layers to try this I have high hopes

[@qcity6417]

Did any hatch?

[@boyubao5859]

will this only work with fridge eggs? i mean im in spain but all eggs in SP are outside not in ffridge

[@AnnoyDad]

I'm in UK and all our eggs are room temp, on the shelf. The eggs in this video had not been refridgerated.

[@huntergrobe8013]

Yes I think it’ll work

[@echojaspher4637]

Anyone still remember the most liked photo of egg?

[@clairenewberry9957]

Me

[@bubbly_snowflake2182]

Will Safeway work

[@AnnoyDad]

I have no idea, but if its free range, its worth a try :)

[@archielindsay9290]

Can you please tell me what incubator you use and where you got it. I would like to do this myself but I don’t know what incubator to get

[@nomnumtv48]

What does that machine called that you have used to hatch the eggs?

[@zeemopotato1148]

an icubator its keeps themworm sothey can hach :)

[@name-no9ob]

I want to do this but I'm not sure It would work. All the eggs here are refrigerated, and I would have to buy an incubator. Can they still hatch if they were refrigerated?

[@AnnoyDad]

I'm not sure, but its a good thing to try. Will line it up for a video in the spring.

[@name-no9ob]

@@AnnoyDad Okay, thank you so much! Have a great day or night :)

[@zqhiid]

Will it work in the uk??

[@AnnoyDad]

As I'm from the UK, and bought them from Sainsbury's, I should hope it does work 👍😎

[@AnshYTGAMER35]

Is that actually work let tey

[@NightOwlGames]

i dont know if anyone is looking for emergency chick food, i raised a jackdaw from a chick i fed him bread soaked in milk in the early stages of his life, he eats alsorts now 23 years later mealworms human food dog treats fruit, cant feed a chick that though try milk and bread. worked for my jackdaw so just an idea for those trying to do this, you need food of some sort.

[@Andreaisawsome]

So if I go to Sainsbury’s and buy the same eggs is it possible that I could grow them by reheating a hot water bottle every few hours?

[@AnnoyDad]

I doubt very much it would work with a hot water bottle. You need an incubator, to maintain 37.5 degrees C for 21 days.

[@Kin-bd2vd]

Oooh amazing

[@jawadzaidi285]

can you please tell me if they were refrigerated or you bought them at room temp?

[@DeersAnimatronics]

He bought them in room tempature he said in a different reply

[@ThatsLay4u]

Ok so i live in South Africa where the eggs have no prints or whatever on them, i put an egg in the sun for 4 days and when i shake it i feel movement so can you tell me if u think its gonna hatch?

[@simranjeetkaur5797]

Will the egg 🥚 hatch..???

[@thesimpostor2920]

Question, can I have them in hot water to keep them warm?

[@AnnoyDad]

No

[@dbuc4671]

bruh thats called hard boiled eggs

[@VeerPaji]

Plssssss tell if it works I really want to hatch

[@giantenemyspider2863]

Jaimerai essayer! Sa a lair d'etre un projet sympa

[@craighayes3316]

Ha, enjoyed that.

[@sherilcarey7100]

Yes, here in the U.S. we have the absurdity of laws that cause the natural protection from bacteria washed off and more food borne illness caused as a result of our fallacies. But also I'd doubt we could hardly ever have any in a super market that could be fertilized anyway. There's almost no such thing as non-industrial farms represented in our supermarkets. (Although there are fakes marketed to convince customers that they are non-industrial.) I could believe the ones I buy at the farmer's market might be fertile sometimes.

[@TheSapphireLeo]

All farms and harm to life is inherently problematic?

[@nuranasalahova2308]

What about 12 quail eggs??

[@anielciaxyz]

I really wanna hatch a chicken from an egg but i dont have a incubetor idk how to spell it sorry.But can i hatch an egg without it? If yea then how

[@AnnoyDad]

No. You need an incubator to hold the temperature at a steady 37.5C for 21 days

[@aldod3937]

Perhaps in the the uk its different....here in the us the us eggs could be up t o 2 months old before they reach the supermarket.....

[@AnnoyDad]

Yes, I think things are slightly different. UK eggs aren't washed prior to going to stores. They are also sold on the shelf, and aren't normally refrigerated until you get them home.

[@SurrogateActivities]

wow i thought those "i hatched a supermarket egg" with super dramatic music were a scam but i guess if its free range then it may be fertilized obviously must not be possible in the usa because they are required to wash and refrigerate the eggs

[@nicolateasdale7434]

I currently have one duck hatching from a supermarket bought egg lol

[@nicolateasdale7434]

It’s hatching today lol

[@allone2368]

its work guys i brought it from store and i put them in a heat i put 15 egg onley 10 eggs are hached and i reman for me 1 and i sold them

[@Khan12345692]

how about the quail eggs

[@AnnoyDad]

They were all infertile

[@Khan12345692]

lol

[@nelanovak9595]

Can you hatch an egg without incubator?

[@EileenHewett]

It will work

[@janditdabandit2168]

i think it will work

[@massyria]

I think it will work 👍

[@malakels1015]

I wanna try this!

[@AnnoyDad]

Go for it :)

[@malakels1015]

Annoy Dad ok!

[@shifarahman1967]

@@AnnoyDad your the best my friend

[@jmseipp]

All eggs are definitely not pasteurized! Pasteurization requires a temperature of at least 160 degrees which would cook the eggs! I hatched 24 Quail from eggs I bought out of the fridge at an Asian Supermarket!

[@aadilkarim8589]

Did this work for anyone

[@barryjacobs8524]

It’s a miracle. 😊

[@Agent_Erased]

is it just me or britian does'nt refrigarate there eggs?