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Old 08-13-2006, 01:14 PM
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Default brown eggs or white eggs

Which do you prefer. I like to get the brown ones because of the pretty brown color lol. Do you have a preference? thank you
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I think the brown eggs have a stronger flavor that the white ones do. I prefer white myself.
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Old 08-22-2006, 07:54 AM
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Aah eggs. My favourite. I just love eggs. Brown eggs are not available here at my place so I have no option other than the white ones.

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I always get white eggs. I never really thought about using brown ones.
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too funny. I saw this thread and the very first thought in my head was an old jingle they had on commercials when I was a kid:

'brown eggs are local eggs and local eggs are fresh!"

I get brown eggs.
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Old 08-23-2006, 01:40 PM
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Oh so they have a stronger flavor and are more fresh. I always wondered what the difference was. I never could tell. That is interesting.
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I buy only organic eggs and they are brown - but i wouldn't care if they were white as long as they weren't bleached.
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The eggs all depend on the type of chicken that is laying them. I have seen chickens lay everything from white, off white, different shades of tan, brown and as dark as chocolate brown.
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When I was growing up on a farm my dad always had freah brown eggs so that is what I was raised on so I would prefer the brown eggs over the white.
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Did you ever watch the Martha Stewart show where she shows you the eggs her chickens lay, all different colors. She said she doesn't even have to color eggs for easter because her chickens lay them colored already. I like the brown eggs but I only buy them from the farmers market in the spring and summer. The grocery store sells them for a much higher price than the white.
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