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Pollex/Getty Images)   ATLANTA -- Ways to Save puts popular
grocery myths to the test to save you money.  RELATED | More
Ways to Save  Fact or Fiction?  Brown eggs are more expensive
than white eggs. They are also more nutritious.  Answer:
Fiction! The Georgia Egg Board says both types have the same
nutritional value. Brown eggs come from a different breed of
chicken than white eggs, which is why the shell is a different
color. (We compared conventionally produced eggs, not free range
or organic)  Fact or Fiction? Prepackaged lettuce can cost 300
percent more than unpackaged lettuce.  Answer: Fact! A head of
Romaine will vary in price from $1.59 to $2.99 and weighs about
a pound. Bagged or clamshell packaged lettuce can cost double or
triple the price yet contain only about 7 or 8 ounces of
lettuce.  Fact or Fiction? Beef tenderloin roast is simply filet
mignon that has not been sliced into stea