Guinea fowl eggs

I have guinea fowls and going to be eating their eggs but I can’t find the nutrition facts on them. All I am finding is they are higher in fat and lower in protein than chicken eggs. Do you have suggestions on how to track them?

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  • Hi Mahala,

    While we don't have a source for the nutrition data for guinea fowl eggs. Do they eat a similar feed compared with ducks? Duck eggs may be a better alternative than chicken eggs. Check out the nutrient profile - they are higher in fat with a comparable amount of protein.

    Duck eggs are larger though, so make sure to enter in a smaller serving size for a guinea eg, if you go this route.

    Karen Stark
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  • I might do that. I know that guineas eggs are a little less than fat than duck but more than chicken. Would my best bet be just track chicken or duck and just make sure I weigh it?

  • You could edit a copy of one of those foods and edit the fat, protein, etc. with your estimates, if you like.

    On the website:

    Go to the Foods tab
    Go to the Search Foods sub-tab
    Search for eggs or duck eggs and select it to open it in the Food Editor
    Select the icon in the top right-hand corner
    Choose Edit a Copy, from there you can make changes to your recipe and then Save Changes
    This food will now be in your custom foods list

    In the Mobile app:

    Open the bottom console (orange +)
    Tap Add Food
    Search for the food you wish to edit
    Tap on the food to open the Edit Serving Dialog
    Tap the menu in the right-hand corner
    Choose Edit a Copy
    Tap the Next arrow in the upper right-hand corner to Save your food
    This food will now be in your custom foods list

    Karen Stark
    cronometer.com
    As always, any and all postings here are covered by our T&Cs:
    https://forums.cronometer.com/discussion/27/governing-terms-and-disclaimer