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  1. Cindy in PA

    do dark yellow or orange yolks mean they are healthier.

    I never really tasted a difference in eggs, but I know what they eat & how they are treated & I am happy with that. I know the texture of my eggs are different, because you can see it!
  2. Cindy in PA

    do dark yellow or orange yolks mean they are healthier.

    I was disappointed last year when I bought a dozen of somewhat local organic pastured eggs for like $5 a dozen & found the yolks lighter than my chicken eggs that were left from my girls. Mine don't even free range, but their food variety must be OK.
  3. Cindy in PA

    do dark yellow or orange yolks mean they are healthier.

    I recently had to buy a dozen eggs at the store & man were they runny compared to my eggs. So far That is the only eggs I have bought this year. Ran out after the holidays & my son eating some every morning during his hunting vacation.
  4. Cindy in PA

    do dark yellow or orange yolks mean they are healthier.

    I have been meaning to add paprika just to see the difference. I'll have to try it sometime to freak out my family!
  5. Cindy in PA

    do dark yellow or orange yolks mean they are healthier.

    @Wee Farmer Sarah I didn't intend for them to eat the tree, but they did! I didn't notice any taste problem. The tree was actually a douglas fir, so fir needles as opposed to pine, LOL.
  6. Cindy in PA

    do dark yellow or orange yolks mean they are healthier.

    I just cracked open some nice dark orange yolks yesterday to make quiche. I fed 13 hens a 5 lb. bag of Chaffhaye over a week, so about .39 of a pound for each hen over that period & they were darker than I have seen in awhile. The darkest I have ever seen was one January when I stuck my...
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