I have about 40 perfectly legal turtle eggs in my fridge. What

>>7132290

Aboriginal spotted.

>>7132290
why is your fridge made of sand

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Poached is good.

Listen, youve got 40 of em, that sounds like enough to experiment, fry one, scramble a few, id soft boil a bunch myself, see how they taste, if they work like chicken eggs and go from there, then maybe try an omlette or a soufle.

>>7132290
same

>>7132290
Ain't they have little turtles in?

>>7132290
see if u can incubate them and get baby turtle friends. :)

eat the turtles later if u want

Are they incubated?

>>7133745
this

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mfw crack open some eggs for brekkie and turtle fetus

Eat it like ballut

>>7132290
Use them for chocolate turtle cake

>>7132290
Legal my ass no where is it legal to have turtle eggs unless you are a licensed breeder you went to the beach or swamp and stole a clutch of eggs you bitch

>>7134040
+1, OP is a little faggot who should be charged.

>>7132290
Try out some hard boiled, like quail eggs found in Brasilian restaurants, maybe make deviled eggs out of them.

>>7134040
People might be mixing up turtle and tortoise eggs. Turtles aren't endangered and eat eating their eggs isn't a big deal, tortoises on the other hand are different.

>>7132290
Whatever you decide to cook, can you post pictures of it?

>>7134040
/an/ here. Yes, there are some places were it's legal to harvest sea turtle eggs. They are allowed to harvest them from the first wave of turtles, because most of those eggs get eaten by predators or washed back into the ocean.

>>7134317

You act like there's only one kind of "tortoise" and only one kind of "turtle". Both are equally stupid.

SOME turtles are endangered. Others are not. Likewise for tortoises.