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I don't think they are, unless you intend to get the shell which is brown? If the egg is brown inside, then I would not eat it.
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No, they are the same inside. It's the color of the chicken that determines the color of the eggs.
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The eggs inside are the same. Brown eggs are 'natural' and are not bleached. Brown eggs normally come from 'free range' chickens as well.
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As far as I know, they come from different types of chickens and colour doesn't really make much difference. But I could be wrong.
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The only difference is that of the laying hens. Different breeds lay different colored eggs. White Leghorns lay white eggs, Plymouth Rocks will lay brown to brownish red eggs. Its wierd but the color of the chicken will lay that color egg. White chickens lay white eggs, brown(ish) chickens lay brown eggs. Other breeds like Arauncunas lay the blue or green eggs. But no matter the color of the shell,the inside is all the same. (I grew up on a farm that raised chickens and I used to show them too)
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White shelled eggs are produced by hens with white feathers and ear lobes. Brown shelled eggs are produced by hens with red feathers and red ear lobes. There is no difference in taste or nutrition between white and brown eggs. -
I raise chickens and all mine lay brown eggs to chocolate colored even my white ones. As far as taste Mine have a very dark yolk and also our chickens are all organic and free range our eggs are much richer in flavor and there are no antibotics,steroids so nutritionally Id say they are better for you than store eggs - but this is just my opinion, I love my country eggs. I have also been able to increase the Omega 3 in our eggs
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Brown eggs cost more, so I buy white.
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Brown eggs. White ones have been bleached to make the shells white. I don't like the thought of chemicals
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The color is all up to the chicken. Ussually if it a farm chicken, or what some people call a back yard chicken they are ussually richer. This is because they roam around eating natural food (and chicken feed) verses stuck in a 2 foot by 2 foot cage and fed what ever is given to them.
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White eggs are better for you. They have the same nutritional value but cost less. Take your savings and go be healthy elsewhere!
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I can't beleive they charge extra for brown eggs, that is ridiculous, i just get free range, i like brown eggs better, i'm glad i don't pay more ;0) They are the same really, just from different coloured hens.
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White eggs come from white chickens and brown eggs come from brown or red chickens, outside of that, they're the same inside. http://www.wisegeek.com/why-are-chicken-eggs-different-colors.htm http://gallus.tamu.edu/Extension%20publications/eggcolor.pdf
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