I've never heard of people eating them. But I suppose if you are hungry enough.....
Just keep checking every day & one day maybe there will be a golden egg.
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Can You Eat Swan Eggs?
It is not permissible in US or UK to hunt swans and eat their meat or eggs. But some corporates involved in swan farming have special permission to use non-fertilized swan eggs for eating purposes.
Now I will tell you the detail that why it is banned to eat swan-related products in different countries.
People are also backing up the ban on swan-eating because of its rarity and beauty. In the US, they are labelled as exotic birds, and thus hunting or molesting them, or taking their eggs, is faced with severe repercussions. You can pet a swan in some states after winning a legal battle but you cannot eat them or even leave them free in the wild.
In the UK, the swans are admired by the queen and they have officially become a symbol of royalty. So they are officially off the chart for commoners to mishandle or mistreat. The people are deemed punishable for any cruel act against swans or their eggs.
All these rules and regulation makes it difficult to obtain swan eggs and even difficult to eat them.
If you are one of those few lucky people who were able to obtain one of the eggs then here are some tips to cook it.
High-fat content makes them creamy and fluffy. An omelette made by swan egg in butter will be mouth-melting and heavenly delicious.
Cook the eggs on the slow flame and most of the proteins and fats will be preserved. The preservation will result in a healthier and fluffier egg.
Swan eggs look very beautiful after hard-boiling. They have a shiny surface spread all over the coat. It makes them look more appealing and eat-worthy.
One swan egg is almost equal to 3 regular eggs. So a single serving is enough for your breakfast whether poached, boiled, or cooking in an omelette.
https://swansavvy.com/nutrition/can-you-eat-swan-eggs-is-it-healthy/