White eggs exist

[Anonymous No.13576837]

So I've seen a few foreign people come to the states and they are always alarmed and shocked to see white chicken eggs. They were only aware of brown eggs. What other countries have white chicken eggs? Also if this is the first time you're seeing a white chicken egg yes this image is real and yes we eat them.

[Anonymous No.13576857]

I've seen white eggs in tv shows sure but bleaching eggs is against EU regulations. regardless it's barbaric and part of american bleaching fetish.

[Anonymous No.13576864]

>>13576857
I choose to believe this is an American pretending to be a European

[Anonymous No.13576874]

>>13576857
>bleaching eggs
Do Americans really

[Anonymous No.13576882]

>>13576864
Either you're right or its just a retarded european. The colour of eggs is not dependent on bleach, but on the breed of chicken.
In fact I doubt you could even change the colour of eggs with bleach without ruining the egg due to the semipermable nature of the shell and membranes,

[Anonymous No.13576893]

>>13576882
>The colour of eggs is not dependent on bleach
I bet that you think coloured Easter eggs are from special Easter breeds of chicken as well.

[Anonymous No.13576897]

>>13576882
>breed of chicken
actually it depends on their mood. european eggs are healthy natural brown while american pale white eggs are the result of the torturous life the chickens have to endure.

[Anonymous No.13576914]

>>13576893
>>13576897
The amount of pigment, Protoporphyrin, applied as the egg travels the reproductive tract of the hen determines the colour. The amount of pigment applied is up to the genetics of the chicken.

[Anonymous No.13576920]

does anyone else remember straight outta cloaca?

[Anonymous No.13576937]

>non refrigerated eggs
do euroshits really?

[Anonymous No.13576958]

>>13576937
Yes, because we don't introduce bacteria into the inside of the egg by washing them. Shell and membrane are semipermeable, bacteria can't get though until it gets wet, that is why hens like to lay in warm dry areas, it is nature's defense against bacteria.

[Anonymous No.13576966]

i see white eggs all the time in the UK

[Anonymous No.13576969]

White eggs come from chicken vagene, and brown eggs come from chicken buttholes.

[Anonymous No.13576994]

we have mostly white eggs in Switzerland as well, I think it's just a type of breed desu

[Anonymous No.13577004]

>>13576897
did you think chicken run was a documentary?

[Anonymous No.13577022]

>>13577004
no I read many wikipedia articles a day and copypaste them on 4chan to prove people dumber than me wrong.

[Anonymous No.13577029]

>>13576937
I read somewhere that selling unwashed eggs is illegal in the US while selling washed eggs is illegal in Britain.

[Anonymous No.13577040]

Quick rundown on white eggs?

[Anonymous No.13577048]

>>13577029
It's illegal in the US if you sell more than a certain amount. The number depends on the state.

[Anonymous No.13577053]

>>13576893

American eggs are white because the breeds of chicken that lay them are smaller and therefore cheaper to farm. That's all it is

[Anonymous No.13577064]

>>13577040
Completely identical to brown. No one on Earth would be able to tell the difference in a blind taste test.

[Anonymous No.13577070]

>>13577053
Seems unlikely.
See for answer
>>13576969

[Anonymous No.13577090]

>>13577064
There has to be some difference, just like blacks and whites aren't the same.

[Anonymous No.13577093]

>His local shop doesn't sell blue eggs

[Anonymous No.13577099]

>>13576893
There are chickens that lay colored eggs. They aren't used for easter eggs usually, or rather easter eggs usually don't use them as the breed is quite rare, but my mother had chickens that lay green and blue eggs. If you touched one just after it has been laid the color would rub off a bit, but if it had dried already it wouldn't. Brown eggs behave the same way.

[Anonymous No.13577108]

>>13577099
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ameraucana

[Anonymous No.13577198]

>>13577090
No one on Earth would be able to tell the difference in a blind taste test.

[Anonymous No.13577273]

>>13576874
They're trying to undo the opposite happening to their females.

[Anonymous No.13577277]

>>13577198
Having lived with a black dude for a while, I wholeheartedly disagree.

[Anonymous No.13577379]

>>13576837
>even the eggs need to be white
The rest of the world isn't that racist.

[Anonymous No.13577399]

>>13576857
White eggs come from white hens. You fucking retard

[Anonymous No.13577549]

Norway has white eggs
No they're not bleached
Yes they are completely edible

[Anonymous No.13577589]

>>13577064
White egg shells are almost always more fragile than brown shells, at least in the US. Cracking a white egg with the same force as a white egg results in the white egg exploding

[Anonymous No.13577758]

Amerifag here. Just bought brown eggs for the first time. What can I expect? I'm finishing off my white eggs and should be eating brown by tomorrow morning.

[Anonymous No.13577793]

>>13576857
NOBODY BLEACHES EGGS!
nor do they dye them.
the color of eggs comes from the amount of beta carotene in the diet of the chicken so eggs can range in color from white to blood red. they all taste the same.

[Anonymous No.13577804]

>>13576857
oh your talking about the shells? also nobody bleaches those either. the color of an egg is put down by the chickens egg forming chamber in the last 2 hours before an egg is laid. it can easily be rubbed off. the color of the shell HAS NO BEARING on the quality of the egg.

[Anonymous No.13577913]

>>13576857
I know it's less than a 100 hours to Brexit, but my mum came home with a six-pack of white eggs today. I was very surprised, but I think there's no EU rules against bleaching eggs.

[Anonymous No.13577986]

Washed and bleached eggs are awful for you

[Anonymous No.13577992]

>>13577986
Why, do you eat the shells? This is the dumbest fucking post.

[Anonymous No.13578000]

[Anonymous No.13578074]

>>13576837
I like white eggs but they're pretty uncommon here in Italy.
I've read that in the US brown eggs wouldn't sell as much because there's the idea that brown eggs are somewhat "dirty".
Here, on the other hand, white eggs would be considered "artificial" by most customers, like they've been bleached or something, while the brown ones look more natural.

But there's a specific breed, the "livornese" chicken, that produce white eggs with a huge deep orange yolk. It's the one many of us will use to make homemade pasta and it's delicious.

[Anonymous No.13578090]

>>13576837
India has white chicken eggs. You can get brown too but i think they are expensive.

[Anonymous No.13578734]

>>13576893
There is literally a breed of chicken that lays blue/green eggs and is nicknamed "Easter eggers" you fucking stupid nigger faggot.

[Anonymous No.13580066]

>>13576994

In general, yes.

Also, farmers tend to choose breeds of chickens to raise by which will do best in their area. In warmer places like the southern US, the chickens that lay the white eggs do very well. In places further north that get colder, breeds that produce brown eggs will generally do better and are the better choice.

What is funny is the twits in areas where brown eggs are common thinking that white eggs are preferred and will pay a premium for them. On the other hand, you go to the south and twits think that brown eggs are better and will pay a premium for them.

[Anonymous No.13581220]

>>13577992
>semi-permeable membrane
You are the dumdum.

[Anonymous No.13581241]

>/ck/ dispells troll
>Not spreading rumors about the Leghorn mutation virus altering the DNA of chicken so that they lay "faded eggs"

Tch...
Boring motherfuckers.

[Anonymous No.13581393]

>>13576837
Not only white ones, we have black ones too (and no, this isn't shopped)

[Anonymous No.13581465]

One of the reasons why your eggs at at risk of salmonella is because you clean them so much the outer layer of protection is wiped clean off.

[Anonymous No.13581519]

>>13581393
>even the eggs are blacked in america
The meme is real, you can't make this shit up!

[Anonymous No.13581670]

>>13581393
Those eggs are not from that breed of chicken, they lay white eggs. I have seen black eggs before from a certain breed of duck. Egg pigmentation has absolutely nothing to do with the color of the bird that comes out.

[Anonymous No.13582058]

>>13576837
When I was a child in the 1970s there were only white eggs in the supermarkets. Then gradually more and more brown eggs began to turn up to a point where it's almost impossible to find a white egg. Eggs taste a lot worse now than they used to aswell.

>Also, the country is overrun with wogs

[Anonymous No.13582082]

>>13576837
Germany has white eggs

[Anonymous No.13583304]

>>13576897
It's literally just the breed.

[Anonymous No.13583355]

>>13578074
>brown eggs are somewhat "dirty"
Nope. Complete falsehood, whoever said that. We just happen to use chicken that produce white eggs.

Because of the organic trend and other things, people in the U.S. are likewise apt to think white eggs are "artificial" and that "real eggs" have color to them.
They make a point of using chickens that produce brown eggs for """organic""" eggs because they know this is good way to make people think it's natural. We associate brown with earth, nature, recycling, etc..
And they admittedly do sort of give an impression as if this is what a chicken should naturally lay, but it's just not really the case; different breeds lay all sorts of eggs but the mug organic fucks won't listen to that.

Sounds like a mutated rumor to me.

[Anonymous No.13583359]

>>13583355
>Muh organics
*Muh cage farms
What I meant to say. It's not exclusively the organic people that think this...

[Anonymous No.13583396]

>>13581465
Eggs are not actually at risk of salmonella in the U.S. look into the actual math.
Engineers would round it to 0% chance for sure...
You'd need to eat so many eggs in average to have a "chance" of getting salmonella and that's forgetting all the fuck ups a company has to do for that to even happen and don't give me some dumb cage farm excuse mistakes like this are expensive as fuck. People would sue for one...

[Anonymous No.13583437]

>>13583396
In fact, if you wanna know the real reason why the CDC still recommends against eating raw eggs it's because powerful companies are so fucking paranoid about
people suing them and so obsessed with sucking up every pathetically tiny drop of even just perceived power they can, that they decided to get into the pockets of the CDC so that even when there is literally no risk unless someone totally fucks up, they wanted an excuse to do a last-ditch "oh no it's fine this is perfectly fine and legal and please don't try to start a lawsuit" by making these authorities forever paranoid and massively dumbing the public down. But that defense is only a psychological illusion; if someone actually goes for them, they'd likely do a settlement. Legal proceedings like this generally offer no profit on the part of the person who is sued...

[Anonymous No.13583503]

>>13582058
That's just not true in any way. White eggs have never been hard to find. Every grocery store has them. I buy them from winco in a pack of 60. Are you blind?

[Anonymous No.13584589]

7month dry storage length for my farm's eggo

[Anonymous No.13584664]

>>13576897
So what about the white eggs I've bought in Wales, Ireland, and Belgium?

[Anonymous No.13584672]

Look up "chicken egg color varieties"
They range from white to blue to even speckled olive green.

[Anonymous No.13584675]

>>13583503
Maybe he doesn't live in the same place as you. It's a big world out there.

[Anonymous No.13584690]

>>13576874
we bleach the chickens, not the eggs

[Anonymous No.13584695]

>>13584664
imported american eggs

[Anonymous No.13584712]

>>13584690
We do one unfortunate thing with the eggs: we wash them. That makes it impossible to store them at room temperature because it removes a protective coating that would normally prevent salmonella intrusion.

[Anonymous No.13584724]

>>13584712
how unfortunate that we don't want chicken feces on the eggs

[Anonymous No.13584728]

>>13584724
And yet, people don't realize Senor Garcia's feces are on the tomatoes and fail to wash those.

[Anonymous No.13584957]

>>13581465
No

[Anonymous No.13585463]

The eggs all taste the same its just down to local preference. In the UK white eggs used to be popular now brown eggs are usually the only ones sold. People see brown eggs as more rustic and natural here, kind of like how people see brown bread as better than white bread. If you go to Asia you see white eggs everywhere.

They taste exactly the same it just depends on what breed is the layer what colour the shell is.

[Anonymous No.13585598]

>>13577277
You have eaten both black and white people?

[Anonymous No.13585630]

>>13577093
>his krushyovka doesn't have a black market balut seller

[Anonymous No.13585633]

>>13584724
That's generally a non-issue since you can simply wash/rinse the eggs right before using them.

[Anonymous No.13585704]

>>13581465
>>13583396
The risk of salmonella is extremely low in both cases. Both methods have their advantages and disadvantages.
The washing method puts most of the burden on the producer, makes it take more effort to keep eggs in good condition, and practically eliminates the risk of the eggs cross contaminating something else.
The unwashed method puts most of the burden on the consumer, who needs to be mindful of cross contamination, needs to wash the eggs before use, but doesn't need to worry as much about keeping the eggs themselves in good condition.
Both methods will not protect against an egg being infected with salmonella on the inside of the egg (happens during the formation of the egg inside the chicken).

From a health and safety perspective it's easier and more effective to force rules on the industrial producers than to try to educate consumers and tell them what to do. And more importantly it puts the liability on the larger entities that can actually pay fines.