Why egg cartons come in different colors – and what that means for your grocery bill – as prices keep climbing across the U.S.

Chances are, you've probably consumed both white and brown eggs in the past, but do you what actually makes them different?

And brown and white aren't the only colors out there. "Various chicken breeds lay various colors of eggs, from green to pink, blue, brown, and white," Muhammad tells us. However, most grocery ...

Brown and white eggs have virtually identical nutritional content, determined more by the hen's diet than the eggshell color. Pasture-raised or nutrient-enriched diets enhance the nutrition of ...

Season the chicken with salt and set aside. Crack the eggs into a bowl ... in a small frying pan and cook the chicken until golden-brown all over and cooked through. Remove from the pan and ...

Different breed of chicken with lower feed costs and higher yield," one suggested. A second person theorised: "White chickens lay more (white) eggs than brown, and were mainly used in mass ...