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Occasionally, a small blood spot will appear in an egg yolk. This actually indicates an extremely fresh egg. This does NOT indicate a fertile egg, but rather a ruptured capillary on the yolk surface during the egg formation. These eggs are safe to eat and the blood spot can be removed with a knife for appearance sake.
