Regular Eggs vs. Organic Eggs: What’s Really Inside?
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Are organic eggs really better — or just more expensive? 🥚
I choose organic eggs and milk
In this video, we crack open the truth about regular vs. organic eggs to see what’s really inside. From how the hens are raised to what goes into their feed, and whether it actually changes the taste, nutrition, or safety of your breakfast — we’re breaking it all down in a way that’s simple, honest, and surprisingly eye-opening.
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It's not about our nutrition. It's not really about the chickens" lifestyle. It's about the TOXINS given to the chickens! Chemical pesticides, GMOs, antibiotics are stuff I DO NOT WANT IN MY FOOD!!!
00:00 – Intro: The truth about regular vs. organic eggs
01:05 – What makes an egg “regular” or “organic”?
Any eggs you buy at a store is crap! They are old and dull looking yokes! Water looking whites and runny! Buy yourself a home grown egg and look and taste the odious difference!
02:07 – Inside the egg: Are there real nutritional differences?
03:24 – The chicken’s diet and what it means for your food
I don't buy organic eggs because they are supposed to be better; I buy them because I care about animal welfare.
04:15 – Taste test: Can you really tell the difference?
05:11 – Egg safety and cleanliness myths
Nice, watched India , Kolkata
06:02 – Marketing vs. reality: Decoding egg labels
07:07 – Conclusion: What’s really inside your eggs
Generally, I don't buy pastured raised or organic eggs thinking they are better for me, but the hen lives a better life.
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Video edited by: Daniela C.
The only difference is price. Your body don't care otherwise.
More User Perspectives
Hens without a rooster don't lay eggs. That's why they're given hormones in their feed to make them. How does "organic farming" solve that? I doubt they wait for a rooster to fertilize them.
@Duca1971Never mind which is more nutritious, looks better or tastes better... Mostly irrelevant to people who buy organic eggs. The real question is, does regular eggs have traces of artificial chemicals (pesticide, antibiotics and growth hormones)? Compounds that trigger cancer (like colon or stomach cancer) and other diseases.
@yummm8775Best have your own chickem coop i have 6 chicken coop and always fresh eggs.
@jugoslav9021Watching from Saudi Arabia. Thank you!
@williamsanchez4235Some claim an unwashed and unrefrigerated egg has nearly endless shelf life
didn't see that in this video?????
As Dr. Ken Berry rightly says, just because organic eggs are better doesn't mean regular eggs become bad with no benefits, quite the contrary, 100 times better to eat that than junk food, If someone has access to more natural eggs, all the better, if not, it's not the end of the world.
@frankvinti925Pasture raised egg people. Pasture raised. NOT pasteurized eggs, but pasture RAISED eggs.
Also, brand is also important. That is if you want the best quality eggs. I have done a comparison between free range, organic, and pasture raised. 2 different brands. Costco brand free range and organic, then Wilcox (local farm) free range and pasture raised. I couldn't tell the difference between Costco free range and organic. They taste the same and both have very pale yellow yolk. Wilcox free range has a deeper yellow to almost orange color yolk and they taste richer than Costco free range and organic eggs. Wilcox pasture raised eggs have deep orange yolk. It might creep someone out who are used to light yellow yolk eggs. But I can say for a fact that they are better. Both eggs from Wilcox also have larger yolk. I encourage everyone to do the test yourself. Don't take my word for it.
I honestly believe brand makes a differences, and pasture raised eggs for chicken that get to go outside of the barn and eat bugs and stuff instead of soy and corn. Organic or not, it's not a normal diet for the chickens. If the chickens get to eat what the nature meant for them to eat, don't you think when you eat eggs that came out of their body, you would be eating healthy too?
What’s the difference in a hurricane, typhoon or cyclone?
@Wireman273I just bought my first pair of organic gym gloves 🤘
@AsiansxsymbolThis guy I worked with. He was telling people his eggs were organic. The lady who went with the guy to pick up some chicken feed. Read the label on the chicken feed. It’s all kinds of chemicals.
@robertmalone3997Is it really organic? People producing organic stuff have been known to lie to the consumer.(beware).
@andrelafrenais4478Colour can be adjusted by type of feed
@irson8981Organic has always meant anything that contains carbon until the liberals hijacked the word.
@hockemeyer1The title should say regular egg versus engineered egg…
@Manimal5279I recently bought a dozen of "organic, farm raised eggs" for $8 per dozen. I couldn't tell the difference in flavor, they were all different shades of tan and all of different size. So I do believe they were home grown. It wasn't worth the price. This week at a Kroger, a carton of 18 large grade A eggs is $1.99. So for $8 I can get a dozen "farm fresh, organic eggs" or six dozen Kroger eggs.
You betcha I'm buying them at kroger. Besides, the home grown, farm fresh eggs come with the slime from the chickens (you know) dried on. Yuk
i would say yes that organic eggs are better because we dont have to worry about things like drug resistant bugs because they dont use chemicals that contain azol based agents witch if antibiotics.
@ejonesssi dont buy organic (PRICE) except for eggs !!! i dont care about their 'quality' for me but i DO CARE about the chickens' LIVES !!! the way they are kept (ue of outdoors, not crammed up, a decent diet, not trash) matters a lot for them and with that to me as well !!!
@kleokleopatra3536Brown eggs v white eggs.
@susanhaertel294Good day 🤝
Can I request for a video on how Carbon-Dating works ?
Thank you. 🤝
Spoiler alert: The Inorganic ones are really crunchy!
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@288theabeCan you cover how promos or sale works?
@Robert_Ryan321What’s the difference between rats & mice?
@arjnsdcaClear vsTransparent vs Translucent the opposite all colors
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