My friend works on a poultry farm and told me why she never buys eggs like that

Why? The reason lies in several important factors that only people “in the kitchen” know about.

Size doesn’t always mean quality

It turns out that larger eggs are usually laid by older hens . Younger hens lay smaller eggs, but often better quality eggs.

Here’s what she shared:

Thinner shell. In older laying hens, the shell becomes more fragile. This increases the risk of the egg cracking during transport and storage and creates conditions for bacteria to enter.

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