Chalazae in egg whites explained by Heloise
Marilyn asks about stringy white bits in eggs. The Poultry and Egg National Board says chalazae are normal and anchor the yolk, indicating good quality when prominent but may be present even in high quality. They are not evidence of fertility and need not be removed.
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