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White or Brown: Eggshell colour is determined by the type of hen that lays it. There is no nutritional difference.. ~, }0 l, n& ]& ]7 K
White eggs are laid by white-feathered hens.
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Brown-feathered hens usually lay brown eggs.
$ d# F! k* L z& a. z6 o9 Q7 KProducing brown eggs costs more because brown hens are larger than white ones and they eat more feed.& f$ U3 u" W3 |+ J
: v: U( V9 c) z% ~# z0 lYoung hens lay pee wee eggs and older hens lay jumbo eggs;
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Free-run eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.$ J9 s0 Z7 z9 T" o, |6 N3 o
- D' p! t, c& o$ {3 w( EOrganic eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.! y3 c: Z4 u7 J6 L* }/ A; Z
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Free-range eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.5 L8 A2 Z( u2 S0 g+ r; p
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Here is articles:& Y5 |. a4 x' w" t% s# h1 E6 r3 `
http://www.getcracking.ca/EDU/a_guide_to_choosing_eggs.pdf
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