These Days, Eggs are Lower in Cholesterol, Higher in Vitamin D

Published On: February 9th, 2011

A random sampling finds that the average large egg has 185 mg of cholesterol, 14% lower than when surveyed in 2002.

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These Days, Eggs are Lower in Cholesterol, Higher in Vitamin D

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