No, duck eggs are definitely not good if they float.
The floating indicates spoilage due to gas buildup inside the shell, making them unsafe to eat. According to a personal account, "Floating eggs means the 'gas' has formed inside the shell, definitely no good." This gas is a byproduct of bacterial decomposition.
Here's a simple way to remember:
| Test | Result | Conclusion |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Sinks | Egg is Fresh | Safe to consume |
| Egg Floats | Egg is Old | Do Not Consume |
Therefore, a floating duck egg indicates that it's spoiled and should be discarded.
