Xinn, 3rd Generation Egg Farmer.

Xinn, 3rd Generation Egg Farmer.

Growing up on the farm, I knew how amazing a truly fresh egg could taste. My dream with egghey is to share that same joy and quality with your family. It’s a simple promise.

Egg History: From Dietary Caution to “Powerfood”

Eggs are often called nature's perfect food for good reason. They are an affordable, complete source of essential nutrients that are vital for human health. An egg's nutrition comes from two main parts: the egg white and the egg yolk. The white is primarily protein and water, while the smaller yolk is a concentrated source of fats, vitamins, and minerals. Let's break down the full range of nutrients found in eggs and their numerous benefits, which can be divided into three main parts: Macronutrients, Micronutrients, and Bioactive Compounds.

Eggs and Good Cholesterol: The Healthy Connection You Need to Know

For decades, eggs were unfairly demonised in dietary advice due to the misconception that consuming dietary cholesterol directly elevates blood cholesterol and increases heart disease risk. Early dietary guidelines often recommended limiting egg consumption based on this belief, sometimes without comprehensive epidemiological data or clinical interventions. However, modern scientific understanding, supported by extensive research, challenges this outdated view, now recognising eggs as an economical, versatile, and nutrient-dense food in a healthy diet.