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If you are sensitive to chicken eggs and you can't eat these, you might try quail eggs. Quail eggs have a different ooout muccoid protein. That's the protein in chicken that sometimes causes allergic reactions. And that means less allergic reactions, less mediated allergies to quail eggs.
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Quail eggs are less allergenic than chicken eggs.
There's a protein in chicken eggs. It's the oo mucoid protein. So, a lot of people who have allergies or sensitivities to chicken eggs can actually eat quail eggs.