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Are brown eggs better for you?

The biggest difference between white and brown eggs... is that they're brown instead of white... just a cosmetic difference.
 
There's absolutely no difference between brown eggs and white eggs except the color.
There is a huge difference between concentration camp eggs and eggs raised in the back yard. I hope Tony Dungy doesn't get offended by the concentration camp analogy.
 
Yeah, what they said. No difference, just from a different breed of chicken. There is a difference between conventional cage-raised chicken eggs and "free-range" organic type eggs, though. That's why they cost two or three times as much.
 
Brown eggs are from the effect of chocolate feed, and white ones vanilla. Like you couldn't google this n00b!? 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
Brown eggs just come from a different breed of chicken. That's all.
<-- used to raise chickens.
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heh, we had a chicken that used to lay blue eggs. Go figure.
 
My parents used to feed me brown eggs all the time. I never saw any difference, except that the brown ones had blood specks in them, and the white ones boiled better.
 
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
Brown eggs just come from a different breed of chicken. That's all.
<-- used to raise chickens.
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Me, too.

Once we stopped raising chickens I had a hard time eating store-bought eggs. They tasted like crap compared to eggs I was used.
 
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
You get to eat that small embryo inside that's a small red dot.
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It ain't an embyo, it's a busted off chunk of meat from the reproductive tract. It's called a bloodspot. If it was an embryo, there's be a whole network of veins attached. When it hit the pan you'd harf.
Mr. Wizard has spoken.

 
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
Brown eggs just come from a different breed of chicken. That's all.
<-- used to raise chickens.
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heh, we had a chicken that used to lay blue eggs. Go figure.
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We actually have chickens that lay blue eggs.
They're called Araucanas.
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Wow, I want to raise blue egg chickens now! 😎
 
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