Duck eggs??

[Bookworm19]

In my rush to finish the food shop, I grabbed eggs and only realised when I got home that they're duck eggs. Never tried them before.
Do I Cook them the same as normal eggs? I eat eggs most ways, but mostly fried, scrambled or soft boiled.

Duck eggs can have a stronger and richer flavour. OH has a severe duck egg allergy but no response to 'normal' eggs 🤔

I don't eat eggs but fried duck eggs and gammon is our boxing day meal.

they are apparently much richer and stronger in taste but you cook them the same.

Basically the same, but a bit richer. I find them a bit OTT for scrambled eggs.

They’re really “eggy” tasting. Great for cakes according to my duck-owning mate.

You would be quackers not to try them op!!

They cook just the same. Tougher shells, thinner whites and deliciously enormous yolks, compared with hen's eggs.

Thanks all. Might try poached or fried in the morning then

Bacon and fried duck egg sandwich is food of the gods.

Actually,just a thought, do the yolks need to be fully cooked? I normally eats eggs with a runny yolk but are ducks vaccinated the same as hens?