> I've yet to find an egg like that, though I've heard you can get them if you raise backyard chickens. As a former back yard chicken owner, I can confirm the

> I've yet to find an egg like that, though I've heard you can get them if you raise backyard chickens. As a former back yard chicken owner, I can confirm the startling difference between typical store-bought eggs and fresh eggs when grass/greens are in season. They taste cleaner, as well. The nearly-neon orange/yellow yolks are quite a sight. Over the past 15 years or so, I've noticed many mid-range egg brands seeming to have darker yolks, likely from some additive to the feed explicitly for that purpose -- kinda like dyeing cheddar cheese orange.