A family in Singapore says it finds a rare spherical egg among the eggs in a carton bought during its weekly grocery run. Viraj Swaroop, 42, and his wife Sharmista Nagarkatti, 42, bought a Chew’s Agriculture egg carton from an NTUC outlet at Hougang 1 on May 27. The carton contained eggs that were otherwise oval in shape, but one egg appeared unusually spherical. The family describes the discovery as a source of excitement for them and their children, who are aged eight and 11. The Straits Times also reports that the family is considering selling the egg, depending on the price offered. Chew’s Agriculture is described in the reports as a producer of chicken eggs in Singapore. The outlets present the incident as a novelty discovery rather than a case of food safety or contamination, with the main focus on the unusual shape of the single egg found in the carton.