Just two weeks ago, a TikTok user went viral for hatching fertilized chicken eggs that she purchased from Trader Joe’s. And she's not the first to post a video claiming to hatch chicks from the ...

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 ...

She is going viral on the platform after hatching chicks from Trader Joe’s eggs and sharing the experience online. She started off by buying one dozen of Trader Joe’s large, white fertile eggs.

A family purchased fertilized chicken eggs from Trader Joe’s and brought them home to incubate and hatch them. According to the TikTokker @thecaliforniahome, a case of one dozen fertile eggs ...

The video, which showed a customer successfully hatching chicks from store-bought eggs, has generated both fascination and confusion among shoppers.

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.

Some were even successful. “We hatched one chicken from Trader Joe’s eggs at our preschool,” they shared. “We call her Joe.” But how do you hatch them? Now the hatching process can be ...

Trader Joe’s sells fertilized eggs—but why? And even more puzzlingly, why would people even want to buy them in the first place? We decided to investigate.

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.

It broadened horizons for the kids. “Some of them didn’t realize the same eggs that came from the grocery store were also the same eggs you can hatch chickens out of,” said McCoy.

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.