In recent years, EMU [& eacute; R Mi & Aacute; O], an Australian specialty, has begun to appear in some high-end restaurants. Because of its rich nutritional value, EMU has been sought after by more and more Australians. The point is, what's the matter with a bird egg selling for 150 yuan? What bird's bill is so expensive?
However, due to the surging demand and short supply, the price of EMU eggs also rose again and again.
EMU [& eacute; R Mi & Aacute; O] is the second largest bird in the world, second only to African ostrich, known as Australia's national bird. Famous for being good at running. Emu eggshell is natural dark green, unique among birds.
According to Stephen, an EMU farmer in Queensland, Australia, there are only 12 EMU farms in Australia. EMU eggs are big. An EMU egg is as big as eight eggs. Besides protein, it also contains many vitamins, minerals and healthy fat.
Stephen said he has sold more than 3000 EMU eggs in the past three months at a price of 5 Australian dollars, or 25 yuan each. In South Australia, an EMU egg can even sell for $30, or about 150 yuan.
Queensland farmers, Australia: I'm so shocked that I can't believe such a high price.
Even if the price is not cheap, EMU eggs in the supermarket are often snapped up by people. Even the chefs in the restaurant are constantly studying the new way to eat EMU eggs.