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Sun Sep 17 2006 at 16:41:54
Types of Eggs
Chicken Eggs
Commercial Eggs
: The
kind
you can buy at the grocery store. May be either brown or white, depending on the
breed
of hen that laid them. Contrary to popular belief, these eggs all have similar
nutritional
values
regardless
of color.
Fertile Eggs
: Living eggs that will
eventually
hatch if incubated properly. Are more expensive and tend to spoil more quickly than
commercial
eggs. There is no nutritional
difference
between the
fertile
and nonfertile varieties.
Organic Eggs
: Produced by
chickens
that were fed chicken feed free of fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides. Again, no difference as far as
nutrition
is concerned, although the strict diet necessary to produce them does increase their cost.
Free-Range Eggs
: Supposedly grown by chickens living
outdoors
, these eggs are identical to the others in terms of nutrition.
Other Types
Quail
Eggs
: These very small, speckled eggs are generally used as
appetizers
or to garnish salads. They are less healthy than chicken eggs, possessing almost twice the amount of
cholesterol
in proportion to their size.
Duck
Eggs
: These eggs are slightly larger than those of the chicken but have a similar color. They are often used in dessert
recipes
due to their richness and gelatinous properties. Unfortunately, these same properties arise from a high fat
content
and a cholesterol level even higher than that of the quail's egg.
Goose
Eggs
: Larger still than those of the duck, these eggs are also very well-suited to dessert recipes due to their
richness
of flavor and obscene cholesterol content.
Turkey
Eggs
: Larger than a
jumbo
chicken egg, these eggs contain more cholesterol than goose eggs, but without the
flavor
. Most of these are used for breeding purposes, making them very
difficult
to find.
Ostrich
Eggs
: These rare eggs are roughly twenty times the size of a chicken egg. They are
generally
used to make omelets or
scrambled
.
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