records show idaho votes more conservative, i think thats red state, most politics are conservative, county break down shows consrevative. ive voted most my life. not all republican line but diffenantly not liberal.i believe in GOD, guns, etc. and i dont have a sheet in the closet. 09-10-2006, 01:17 PM.
On the left is the yolk of an egg produced by a free-range organic chicken, on the right is just the opposite â a store-bought, mass produced egg. Notice the difference in color. This is a common difference that will instantly give away âstore boughtâ eggs in the presence of natural, free-range organic eggs. The egg yolkâs color has implications regarding the nutrition and health of the chicken that produced it. A darker yolk is an indication of a nutritious and balanced diet rich in xanthophyll, omega-3 fatty acids and meats. Simply put, it takes quite a bit of time and energy to feed free-range chickens that produce eggs with a darker yolk.
Yolks have protein, but they aren't especially the healthiest part of the egg. Photo Credit DAJ/amana images/Getty Images. Youâll get plenty of protein no matter which part of the egg you enjoy -- the white or the yolk. Egg whites, however, have a bit more protein and arenât full of unhealthy components found only in the yolk. If you separate a whole large egg and pull out the yolk, youâll get about 3.6 grams of protein from the whites. The yolk of a large egg has 2.7 grams of protein.