Grass eggs are laid by grass chickens, and soil eggs are laid by native chickens. The taste will be a little different, but it is not easy to taste that difference.

Another difference lies in the price, because the eggs produced by native chicken are yellow and big, and the trace elements needed by human body are also high, and its output is not much, so the price will be more expensive.

You can go to the supermarket or market to see the price tag of grass eggs and earth eggs. Judging from the price, I believe you can probably see the difference between the two. I hope this answer is helpful to you.