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<p>free-range eggs, can be of a wide range of colors, ranging from nearly white, through yellow and orange, to practically red, or even olive green, depending on the pigments in their feed. Feeding fowl large amounts of <a href="page.php?w=capsicum">capsicum</a> peppers, for example, tends to result in red or deep orange yolks. This has nothing to do with adding colors such as <a href="page.php?w=cochineal">cochineal</a> to eggs in cooking.</p>

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