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White or Brown: Eggshell colour is determined by the type of hen that lays it. There is no nutritional difference.
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These are the most common laying hens in Canada. White eggs are usually less expensive than brown eggs.0 X7 K7 H! A8 n! v4 y% y \
Brown-feathered hens usually lay brown eggs.
: Y5 Y, s' @) FProducing brown eggs costs more because brown hens are larger than white ones and they eat more feed.; M6 h! N1 Z J
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Young hens lay pee wee eggs and older hens lay jumbo eggs;
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! l4 x, \! H. E% F8 I- j5 i( {Free-run eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.
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^+ s( |- ]2 y7 q6 F5 EOrganic eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs., w/ |% N3 S- K. A% L( c) u2 c
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Free-range eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.' y; E$ N8 N, \" |3 Z
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Here is articles:2 L4 n ^) T2 X/ n2 { a' u
http://www.getcracking.ca/EDU/a_guide_to_choosing_eggs.pdf8 E/ |/ T% |* f9 D& [9 m& f+ S
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