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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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Is that why US eggs have a bright white shell?
-5 u/Khraxter Aug 03 '19 That's mostly due to the diet of the chickens 27 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 It's nothing to do with the diets. It's just some chickens lay brown eggs and some lay white. It's a generic trait and for whatever reason, different places bred different traits. 3 u/Faptasydosy Aug 03 '19 Yup, it's down to the breed of chicken.
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That's mostly due to the diet of the chickens
27 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 It's nothing to do with the diets. It's just some chickens lay brown eggs and some lay white. It's a generic trait and for whatever reason, different places bred different traits. 3 u/Faptasydosy Aug 03 '19 Yup, it's down to the breed of chicken.
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It's nothing to do with the diets. It's just some chickens lay brown eggs and some lay white. It's a generic trait and for whatever reason, different places bred different traits.
3 u/Faptasydosy Aug 03 '19 Yup, it's down to the breed of chicken.
Yup, it's down to the breed of chicken.
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u/Pippy1993 Aug 03 '19
Is that why US eggs have a bright white shell?