What does Grade A on an egg mean?

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Eggs are graded based on their quality and appearance (there is no difference in nutrition or safety). * Grade AA eggs have thick, firm whites and high, round yolks. Their shells are clean and unbroken. * Grade A eggs are like Grade AA, but their whites are "reasonably" firm. Grade A are usually sold in stores. * Grade B eggs have thin whites and wider yolks. The shells are unbroken, but might show slight stains.

Eggs are graded based on their quality and appearance (there is no difference in nutrition or safety). * Grade AA eggs have thick, firm whites and high, round yolks. Their shells are clean and unbroken. * Grade A eggs are like Grade AA, but their whites are "reasonably" firm. Grade A are usually sold in stores. * Grade B eggs have thin whites and wider yolks. The shells are unbroken, but might show slight stains.

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