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Goosun Century Eggs 6pcs 375 g
Wei-Chuan Preserved Duck Eggs 6 count
Chaimi Traditional Craft Soft-Centered Preserved Eggs (6-Pack) 390 g
Kindly Eggs Preserved Duck Eggs 6ct 55 g*6 counts
Asian Taste Preserved Duck Eggs 2.12 oz*6 counts

Popular recipes

Century egg and pork congee (pidan shourou zhou)

Rice congee simmered until creamy and topped with diced century egg and shredded pork, a Cantonese breakfast favorite.

Cold tofu with century egg

Silken tofu is topped with sliced century egg, soy sauce, sesame oil and scallions in a quick cold dish.

Century egg with smashed green peppers (lei la jiao pi dan)

Charred green peppers are mashed with soy sauce and vinegar and mixed with chopped century egg for a spicy cold dish.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is a century egg?

    A century egg, also called pidan or preserved egg, is a duck or chicken egg cured in an alkaline mixture, traditionally clay, ash, lime and salt, for weeks to months. The white turns dark and jelly-like and the yolk becomes creamy.

  • Is century egg safe to eat?

    Yes, century eggs sold in stores are cured and ready to eat after peeling. Buy from a trusted seller, check the package date and refrigerate peeled eggs.

  • Are century eggs rotten?

    No. Century eggs are not rotten; they are preserved by a curing process that changes the color and texture. An ammonia-like smell after opening is normal and fades after a few minutes of air.

  • Where can I buy century eggs near me?

    Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options. Weee! lists Goosun Century Eggs 6pcs, Wei-Chuan Preserved Duck Eggs and Kindly Eggs Preserved Duck Eggs.

  • What does century egg taste like?

    Century egg tastes savory, rich and slightly sharp, with a creamy yolk and a firm, glossy white. The flavor is mild once paired with congee, tofu or pickled ginger.

  • How do you eat century eggs?

    Peel the shell, rinse the egg, cut it into wedges and serve with cold tofu, soy sauce and sesame oil, or chop it into congee. It is also eaten with pickled ginger or green pepper.

  • How should I store century eggs?

    Store unopened preserved eggs in a cool, dry place and follow the package date. Refrigerate peeled or cut eggs and eat them soon.