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Not to one up you, but one time I had two eggs in a row with double yolks! The improbability of that happening still makes me smile. Unfortunately one of the yolks broke so the picture isn't as nice as it could have been.
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user-inactivated · 3260 days ago · link ·
I have always heard that Amish communities have an affinity for breeding double yolk layers. Can not say if that is true, however. Web searches have never turned up anything that I'd call cite-able on the subject, but it isn't like the Amish have a big web presence. Hens that have just started to lay tend to produce more double yolk eggs. It takes a while for their bodies to fall into a rhythm. We need to find these chickens that produce double yolk eggs and breed more of them.
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