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Re:Why Do Americans Refrigerate Their Eggs? by lostlogin on Saturday February 18, 2017 @11:55PM (#13678264)
If you know anyone with chickens, get an egg off them. The difference between the eggs and store bought, free range, is night and day. I don't know why, but the yolk is orange for starters. It may have been due to the species of chicken I suppose?
Re:Why Do Americans Refrigerate Their Eggs? by mikekchar on Sunday February 19, 2017 @06:13PM (#13682767)
It's to do with diet. IIRC, some farmers feed their flock flax in order to get more orange yolks. But free range hens that have access to insects tend to have a nicer flavour in my experience. Generally speaking, an egg with a hard shell and a very bright yolk will be nicer and that tends to correspond with free range hens. But, climate where you live will influence how realistic that is.
Re:Why Do Americans Refrigerate Their Eggs? by ktRolster on Sunday February 19, 2017 @12:53AM (#13678371)
If you're lucky, your friend with chickens might have blue-green egg shells.
Re:Why Do Americans Refrigerate Their Eggs? by justincormack on Sunday February 19, 2017 @05:10AM (#13679017)
You can buy eggs with blue shells and bright orange yolks in UK supermarkets, I ate some yesterday.