'What is the difference between white shelled eggs and brown shelled hen eggs'?

Answer 1

White eggs and brown eggs are a result of the type of chicken that lays that egg. For the most part, white eggs are produced by chickens with white feathers. Chickens with brown or red feathers lay brown eggs. There are chickens who produce speckled eggs too.

Answer 2

There is no nutritional difference at all. The color of the egg shell is just a process of the hens oviduct and a bile that is secreted as the egg travels down the oviduct. Different breeds produce different colored shells with white and brown egg shell being the most prevalent. White shelled eggs are most popular with consumers for home use because of the "clean" look but restaurants often prefer brown shelled eggs since it is easier to spot bits of shell lost in a dish being made at the time they add the egg.

Answer 3

They are from different type of breeds. The brown eggs have all the parts a white egg has

Answer 4

Brown eggs are brown and white eggs are white but they taste the same.

Answer 5

There is no difference in the color of the egg it has nothing to do with the flavor of the egg.

Answer 6

Nutritionally there is no difference, different breeds of chickens lay different colored eggs.

Answer 7

There is no difference at all. The color of the eggs shell is not related to the contents of that shell.

Answer 8

it depend on what colour the chiken is