I have been thinking about adding a recipe section on gadgetskitchen.com but wanted to get the readers opinion.  I think it is related to food but is not really kitchen gadgets related directly.  Please let me know by voting, thanks.

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You can join and share your favorite restaurants, food pictures, recipes and anything food related.  It is free to join and since it is new, you will not be hidden by thousands of other users. 

If you love food and enjoying sharing and discovering new food related information, I suggest you join and help out this new developing social network dedicated to foodies!

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Back in September of 2009, I did a poll to see which color eggs readers prefer.  As of today, 73% of readers prefer brown eggs over white eggs.  I think I should have a poll asking how many actually buy them.  During my recent vacation in Paris, I noticed the markets selling brown eggs and here in the U.S., I usually see more white eggs for sale.  So is there a difference?  Well, I looked it up and this is what I found out.

Is there a difference between brown eggs and white eggs?

The main difference I have found is in the price which is passed on to you, the consumer.  The reason for the higher price is due to the costs of raising the brown egg producing hens, which are larger than the white egg producing hens, so the cost to feed them are higher.  Even though farmers can produce a cheaper product with a better margin by raising white egg producing hens, the brown eggs sell well, due to the beliefs of better nutrition. Of course gadgetskitchen.com readers are more informed, so just go for the white eggs my friends and save a cluck... i mean buck.

Interested in seeing a chart of chicken breeds and the eggs they produce?  Click here to see the chart... you foodie nerd you.

So to answer the burning question about if brown eggs are more nutritinonal, the answer is a big chicken winged sized no!  The color has nothing to do with it, but if you want quality, make sure it is fresh and with time the quality of the egg diminishes.  The fresh time span for eggs are 5 weeks so maybe you should be more concerned about that. 

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Are you a coffee shop junkie or do you prefer the taste of your own brew?  Vote below and see results from other readers. 

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