What types of eggs can you find in a market Singapore?

You can find a wide variety of eggs in Singapore markets, catering to different dietary needs and preferences. Here are some common types:

By Animal:

* Chicken Eggs: The most common type, available in various sizes (small, medium, large, XL) and colors (white, brown).

* Duck Eggs: Larger than chicken eggs with a richer yolk, often used in baking and traditional dishes.

* Quail Eggs: Tiny eggs with a delicate flavor, often served as a snack or used in salads and sushi.

* Goose Eggs: Very large eggs with a rich flavor, often used in baking or for omelets.

* Free-Range Eggs: Eggs from chickens that have access to outdoor space.

* Organic Eggs: Eggs from chickens raised on organic feed without antibiotics or hormones.

By Color:

* White Eggs: From chickens that have white earlobes. They have a milder flavor than brown eggs.

* Brown Eggs: From chickens that have red earlobes. They are slightly more flavorful than white eggs.

By Special Features:

* Cage-Free Eggs: Eggs from chickens raised in a cage-free environment, but they might not have access to outdoor space.

* Pasture-Raised Eggs: Eggs from chickens that are raised on pastureland, providing a more natural diet.

* Omega-3 Eggs: Eggs enriched with omega-3 fatty acids, typically from chickens fed a diet supplemented with flaxseed or algae.

* Vegetarian Eggs: Eggs from chickens fed a vegetarian diet, often labeled as "vegetarian-friendly" or "plant-based."

Other Specialty Eggs:

* Salted Eggs: Preserved duck eggs with a salty and creamy yolk, often used in Chinese cuisine.

* Century Eggs: Fermented duck eggs with a distinct flavor and texture, often served as a snack or appetizer.

Where to Find Them:

You can find a variety of eggs at most supermarkets in Singapore, including:

* NTUC FairPrice

* Giant

* Cold Storage

* Sheng Siong

* Wet markets

You can also find specialized stores that carry more exotic or niche egg varieties.

Note: Availability and specific types of eggs may vary depending on the season and specific retailer.