The difference between whole grain eggs and ordinary eggs is that the chicken feed is different, the yolk is different and the eggshell is different.

First of all, chicken feed is different

1. Five-grain eggs: The hens with five-grain eggs eat five grains of chicken feed, with more comprehensive nutrients than ordinary hens.

2. Ordinary eggs: laying hens with ordinary eggs eat ordinary chicken feed, and the nutrients are more lacking than laying hens with whole grain eggs.

Second, the yolk is different.

1. Five-grain eggs: The egg white of five-grain eggs is clear and sticky, slightly bluish yellow, while the yolk is golden yellow and heavy, floating on the egg white and not sinking.

2, ordinary eggs: the egg white of ordinary eggs is slightly yellow and turbid, while the yolk is light yellow and shiny, slightly sinking in the egg white.

Third, eggshells are different.

1. Five-grain eggs: The eggshells of five-grain eggs are tough and thick with high calcium content.

2, ordinary eggs: the eggshell of ordinary eggs is brittle and fragile, with low calcium content.