Eggshell color comes from the hen’s breed—not nutrition. See why brown vs. white eggs cost differently and how feed, not ...

All brown eggs were once white, but white eggs were never brown. That’s because all eggs start out white, but may change color, depending on the breed of chicken laying them. According to Michigan ...

There is no nutritional difference between brown and white eggs. The breed of hen that lays the eggs determines the colors, but the eggs' nutritional value, taste, and makeup are nearly identical.

We’ve all been there: Scanning the wide selection of eggs in the supermarket, and deciphering the subtle differences in labels on egg cartons. When eggs are labeled as organic, grade AA or cage-free, ...

We’ve all been there: Scanning the wide selection of eggs in the supermarket, and deciphering the subtle differences in labels on egg cartons. When eggs are labeled as organic, grade AA or cage-free, ...

Eggs are an essential part of many diets and are considered a complete superfood. They are delicious, versatile, and packed ...

Many people develop strong preferences when it comes to eggs, with brown often viewed as the “better” or more wholesome choice. White eggs, meanwhile, get treated as the basic option. The assumption ...

We’ve all been there: Scanning the wide selection of eggs in the supermarket, and deciphering the subtle differences in labels on egg cartons. When eggs are labeled as organic, grade AA or cage-free, ...