brown eggs or white eggs

[pinkperson]

Any color of egg would work for me. I think they would function similarly if you use them as ingredient. It all depends on the species of bird or chicken so it doesn't matter to me.

[clara]

I love eggs. I have no preference at all, whatever's available. I can never tell the difference with the taste except the color hehe.

[simcooks]

Not sure why brown eggs are more costly than the white ones in a places like Safeway. But if I compare prices of brown eggs in Safeway vs an Asian supermarket, they are cheaper in the Asian supermarket! I normally buy brown eggs.

[pohto9]

I erally don't have a preference as to color. Growing up my mom had a chinese variety of chicken, and we had green and blue eggs, so I really don't care what color eggs I eat.

[ButtrflyDreams]

I really don't have a prefrence. I like all eggs. I grew up on a farm so I got used to eating all different ones (white, brown, green, speckled). So to me they're all basically the same.

[simcooks]

I haven't seen green eggs! Maybe that's how Dr Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham came about!

[Barkely]

I will use any color of egg, but I only buy organic, or free range eggs. I usually try to buy them from the little farm down the road. After hearing some of the tortures the chickens go through on some of the big commercial farms I refuse to buy eggs at the supermarket.

[clara]

I've never seen green eggs or speckled ones either. I only see them during Easter egg hunt and they are painted of course.

[sarahlorrain]

I don't particularly care either. My family is on the WIC program, so we get eggs for free. I'm not sure if I am allowed to get brown eggs or not. I always just get the white ones.

[medako]

I don't know that I have a preference. I usually buy white ones because, well, it's just habit. But I've used brown eggs from the neighbor's chickens or whatever and don't have a problem with them. An egg is an egg.