I don't know, to be honest. I think they taste better, but I know it could be purely psychological... They're my chickens, after all. I do think the shells are sturdier (not sure if it's thickness or composition) when they have more bugs to eat. I don't know about any claims regarding nutritional differences, but the eggs themselves do have some noticeable and measurable differences.
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Wait, would that result in yellower chicken?
Joke aside, healthier chicken?
I don't know, to be honest. I think they taste better, but I know it could be purely psychological... They're my chickens, after all. I do think the shells are sturdier (not sure if it's thickness or composition) when they have more bugs to eat. I don't know about any claims regarding nutritional differences, but the eggs themselves do have some noticeable and measurable differences.