duck eggs
Waterfowl reproductive products
Duck eggs are eggs laid by ducks, larger and richer than chicken eggs, with a stronger flavor prized in baking and Asian cuisines.
In British slang, a duck egg is a score of zero—from the egg's resemblance to the numeral—giving rise to expressions like out for a duck in cricket.
- balutIncubated egg eaten whole
- yolkEgg's nutrient core
- runny yolkUndercooked egg center
- soft boiledYolk remains liquid
- albumenClear protein in eggs
clutch · custard · ovum · embryo · fowls · shell · preserved · ova · heritage breeds · free range · Chinese cuisine · Asian cuisine · air cell · soufflé · meringue · baked goods · pond · salted
- pysankybeeswax, geometric patterns, floral motifs, star patterns, crosses
- poultry productschicken, chicken breast, chicken meat, chicken wings, chicken thighs
- Poultry Farminggeese, gosling, hen, rooster, breeding
- poultry byproductsfeathers, down, chicken fat, eggshells, goose down
- wetland productspeat, reeds, cattails, wild rice, papyrus
- eggsyolk, hard-boiled, albumen, scrambled, omelet
cricket/sports scoring
duck eggscentury
Hundred-year span
ton · half-century · fifty · high score · runs