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White or Brown: Eggshell colour is determined by the type of hen that lays it. There is no nutritional difference., u+ k: e, M* \& g$ A' W
White eggs are laid by white-feathered hens.
8 M" J k: H2 \( _# h" fThese are the most common laying hens in Canada. White eggs are usually less expensive than brown eggs.
/ A1 {! v" `$ R6 u r7 ?/ g0 ~ lBrown-feathered hens usually lay brown eggs.
, p8 f9 Q, I- [+ c# ^6 P" _Producing brown eggs costs more because brown hens are larger than white ones and they eat more feed., p/ O2 q. l# |; t3 ^
: X# a4 _- ?# K9 H1 G1 k% EYoung hens lay pee wee eggs and older hens lay jumbo eggs;
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% T, V) M: v& QFree-run eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.- E1 B# H# d" J4 z+ A" C
$ p9 o8 b. J: ?, mOrganic eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.
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Free-range eggs are nutritionally the same as regular eggs.+ j; ^8 I( j; A" B8 L$ x7 v
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Here is articles:/ o/ O% B& x# Q* y- m8 `
http://www.getcracking.ca/EDU/a_guide_to_choosing_eggs.pdf' r$ s1 d% Y( E% E& m2 X9 X
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