Some people claim that you can hatch fertilized eggs from Trader Joe's, so we consulted an expert to find out what's true: Most grocery stores eggs can't be hatched, and even fertilized eggs will ...

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This may make you chicken out of buying eggs. A content creator incubated fertilized eggs purchased from Trader Joe’s and hatched baby chicks, alarming regular shoppers at the chain grocer.

One Trader Joe’s customer did the unexpected with her carton of fertilized eggs and decided to incubate the eggs, leading to eight baby chicks hatching three weeks later.

It has been less than a day since the egg was released from the ovary, and there are still many uncertainties to overcome before this fertilized egg becomes an embryo.

What did they buy? Beginning the 21-second clip, the Californian shopper picks up a 12-count carton of Trader Joe’s large white eggs, except these eggs were fertilized.

The big issue: You can’t hatch just any old eggs you get at the supermarket. You need fertilized — sometimes marked as fertile — eggs, and most grocery stores carry the unfertilized kind.