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It's opposite in Europe, eggs are typically brown, while the white ones are considered more 'natural'.
by misev 10y ago
It's opposite in Europe, eggs are typically brown, while the white ones are considered more 'natural'.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoIf I, being from the UK, see white eggs I assume they're duck eggs. I certainly wouldn't consider white eggs, of any kind, to be more natural though.
- justincormack 10y agoWhen I was a kid in the UK eggs were generally white, but brown became more fashionable at some point (more wholesome like brown bread?).
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoHere (Norway) they are usually white. Brown eggs are a little more expensive.
- kwhitefoot 10y agoNot here (in this part of Norway). The eggs I bought most recently from our local Kiwi (Svelvik, Vestfold) are brown and they were the cheapest eggs I could buy, FirstPrice.
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoOh, neat. I'm up in Trondheim. And I'm an immigrant: Knowing different colors of eggs are common in different areas makes me a bit more intrigued in that bit of farming. The farms are different here than they were in the US. Conversation points for next time I'm out on a farm! Thanks muchly.
- kwhitefoot 10y agoFor completeness' sake I should point out that I have since bought another box and they were all white, same brand, same shop.