Here's Why Eggs Have Grades And What They Actually Mean - Chowhound
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SoftSheep/Shutterstock When you're making a grocery run and need to pick up a carton of eggs for that perfect fried egg you eat every morning or your weekend baking project, you're faced with several choices. Do you take a dozen or a pack of 18? Should you go with cage-free or free-range eggs? Brown or white? Then there's that USDA label: the egg grade. But is there really a difference between a grade A egg and a…
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