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Simple Signs Your Eggs Came from a Sick Chicken

Is there anything tastier than boiled eggs? Whether fried, scrambled, or pickled, eggs are delicious in every form. The secret to enjoying great eggs lies in their source: healthy chickens.

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How to Identify a Healthy Chicken

How can you tell if a chicken is healthy? A healthy chicken has a varied diet, including meat, insects, snakes, and mice. This diverse diet ensures that the nutrients are passed on to the eggs.

For chickens to produce nutrient-rich eggs, they must be allowed to roam freely in clean, fresh air. Chickens confined to small spaces miss out on essential vitamins and minerals, leading to lower-quality eggs.

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Identifying Quality Eggs

Curious about what makes a good egg? Here’s how to tell:

  1. Shell Density and Hardness Healthy hens lay eggs with tough shells that are hard to break. If your eggs have easily breakable shells, their quality is likely poor.
  2. Yolk Color Contrary to popular belief, light or bright yellow yolks are not ideal. High-quality eggs have deep orange yolks.
  3. Yolk Thickness The thickness of the yolk also indicates quality. Healthy eggs have rounder, thicker yolks.

Research shows that nutrition is crucial for producing healthy eggs. For instance, feeding chickens more beta-carotene increases the beta-carotene content in the eggs.

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