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Why are boiled eggs tough to peel?

Super fresh, boiled eggs get tough to peel due to the lower pH value of the egg white. This creates a thin film that sticks to the shell. So when it happens the next time, you know you’ve bought a ‘farm fresh Egg!’

Does the colour of the egg yolk define its quality?

The yolk gets its colour due to the presence of xanthophylls. Our birds’ feed contains xanthophylls extracted from herbal sources. The added advantage of our yolk beside being completely natural is that the xanthophylls in our yolk are completely bio- available. Xanthophylls are associated with better eye health and improved cognitive performance.

Why are Growth promoters and Hormones used?

Conventional farmers use them for start the egg production at early bird age. We at observe the chickens  / birds from Day-1 and ensure that no such Growth Promoters and hormones is given to our birds.

Do egg yolks cause weight gain?

Egg yolk causes no gain in weight, and neither do egg whites. Egg whites often fall into the good food category due to their low calorie, cholesterol and fat content. In fact, eggs have become an essential component of Keto diets that has gained an audience among people looking to shed some weight. Further research confirms that the consumption of eggs improves heart health.


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Do egg yolks cause high blood cholesterol?
Chicken eggs are an affordable source of protein and other nutrients. Eggs have a high quantity of Good Cholesterol , HDL which are good for the heart. But the cholesterol in eggs doesn’t seem to raise cholesterol levels the way some other foods, such as those high in trans fats and saturated fats, do. Eggs can be healthy if you eat them in moderation and follow serving size guidelines for your specific needs. But since you usually eat eggs alongside other foods, it’s also important to factor in the cholesterol amounts of those products..
Should we eat eggs in summers?

It is a misconception that eating eggs in summer can be unhealthy. It is advised that you can eat up to 2 eggs a day. They are important and provide different vitamins and minerals to keep your energy level high throughout the day.

Which contains more protein – Egg white or Yolk ?
The yolk and the whites have the same amount of protein ie 3 gram each.. So while we traditionally associate egg whites with protein, they don’t really have an advantage over their yellow counterpart. The main difference, however, is in the calories. While a single yolk contains 3 grams of protein for 60 calories, a single egg white provides you with 3 grams of protein for just 15 calories. So, leaving out the yolk means you can get an equal amount of protein for fewer calories. That being said, due to the high levels of micronutrients in egg yolks, we recommend you eat them in limited quantities.
Are hens given antibiotics?
We use natural ingredients like turmeric, jaggery to enhance the immunity of our birds and instead of antibiotics we rely more on natural – probiotics like curd (Dahi). So Our Eggs are completely antibiotics residue free.

benefits

  • Eggs can be part of a healthful diet. A single large egg supplies less than 4% of the total calorie intake of a person who consumes 2000 calories a day.
  • For as little as 75 calories, an egg provides 12% of the daily Value for protein and a wide variety of other nutrients such as vitamin A, B6, B12, D foliate, iron, phosphorus, and zinc in varying amounts.
  • That makes the egg a nutrient dense food: lots of nutrition for relatively few calories.

Specialty in our YUMMY YOLKS Egg

  • Omega -3 Helps to reduce Cholesterol level in body Energy K-Cal carbohydrate and fats for good energy.
  • Vitamin -E , Selenium & Zinc for Healthy Immune Systems
  • Iron Helps to prevent anemia and Omega -3 is Proved for reduces the blood
  • Organic Chromium & Biotin helps to maintain Blood Glucose Level
  • Cholesterol level and recommended by many doctors for maintaining Healthy Heart
  • It reduces the risk factor 

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