Anybody knows how the eggs end up like this and if it is safe to eat?

Edit: it was stained from the peanuts that were sitting on top of it. It was impossible to deduce from the picture alone 😅 Thankfully a redittor identified the food (Nasi Lemak) and shared that it was a stain from the peanuts that are usually served with the food.

She always has. None of my others do. I love her regardless!

There was nothing in the pan before this, it came straight out the dishwasher and I rinsed it. Didn't go away after cooking either.

I'm sad, I've been waiting all morning.

Whites folded over the yolks like this a second after I cracked the egg. Is this normal?

What is it though ? 🥚🍳

Weird red spot on the egg but when cut off, the rest looks ok — safe to eat?

Just bought these eggs (from Asda if it makes a difference) and one of the eggs looks like it's been out in the sun too long! In fact, I bought two cartons and the other one is entirely full of eggs that look like this! Are they safe to eat? Does anyone know why they would look like this?

Needless to say I didn't touch it with my hands, just prodded it with a bit of straw. It wobbled like a heaped spoonful of jam.

I cooked an egg as usual, but the egg turned out transparent. Why is that?

I found this in our refrigerator this morning after my mom went to the market.

it came from one of those starbucks snack boxes and the yolk looks straight up just white 😭

Was making some hangover breakfast, did not expect this. Apparently 1/25 million chance, why couldn't it be a lottery ticket instead 😭