At this point in our chicken-raising careers we have seen a lot of eggs. But we have never seen one this small!!
We think it came from our German Spitzhauben, whom we call Kaiser Wilhelmina, only because she's the smallest of the 3 younger chickens and seems more immature. Goofy, even. We can't really tell because all 3 of them lay white eggs with a pinkish/tan cast.
We were just amazed by this tiny egg and haven't brought ourselves to cook it yet. It won't even make a mouthful! Of course, it might be just right for me since I don't like eggs all that well.
For now, we're keeping it in the basket with our rotating collection of tan, white, and green eggs - our kitchen still life.
We think it came from our German Spitzhauben, whom we call Kaiser Wilhelmina, only because she's the smallest of the 3 younger chickens and seems more immature. Goofy, even. We can't really tell because all 3 of them lay white eggs with a pinkish/tan cast.
We were just amazed by this tiny egg and haven't brought ourselves to cook it yet. It won't even make a mouthful! Of course, it might be just right for me since I don't like eggs all that well.
For now, we're keeping it in the basket with our rotating collection of tan, white, and green eggs - our kitchen still life.
