Brown Eggs Vs White Egg: Which Is Better?

Typically, white-feathered hens with white earlobes lay white eggs, while hens with red or brown feathers and earlobes are known to lay brown eggs.

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White and brown eggs alike are rich sources of protein, vitamins, and minerals, essential for a balanced diet. 

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Personal taste preferences play a significant role in choosing between white and brown eggs, however, the hen’s diet

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Market dynamics sometimes place a slightly higher price tag on brown eggs, attributed to the larger size of hens that lay them, requiring more feed and space.

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The prevalence of white or brown eggs in supermarkets is largely influenced by regional consumer preferences

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