Eggs from the supermarket

[oldorchardfarms]

I know i have bought a few eggs that had bulls eyes from wal mart. I hope it works

keep us updated

 

[mstricer]

Egg-lands best has fertile eggs, If you are interested buy their cage-free eggs

 

[cmom]

Now I'm going to go to the store and buy some eggs. I know Trader Joe's handles fertile eggs.

 

[Gypsy07]

Did you buy these from an Asda store? I've never seen fancy eggs in any supermarket but Sainsbury's before; they have quail eggs, duck eggs, and eggs from Burford Brown hens. They're supposed to lay a really nice dark brown egg. When I looked in the box though, I didn't really think they were all that dark.

Good luck with your eggs! Looking forward to hearing how they get on...

 

[Time-Out]

No, from Morrison's! I'd seen some breed-specific eggs in Waitrose before, but that's it. Columbian Blacktails, whatever they are. They never had anything fancy in the Sainsbury's where I used to live *grumpy face* This Morrison's is gradually getting better. They're getting more organic and free-range in, but still not enough organic tomatoes or skimmed milk lol
I could hardly find any info on Cotswold Legbar breeders when I was looking earlier this Summer, so it was quite a pleasant surprise to find some.

 

[Sphinx]

Time out, why don't you crack open one of your "eating eggs" from the carton and see if it has the bullseye?

 

[cmom]

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[ChickenCanoe]

Do Old Cotswold Legbars lay blue eggs?

 

[MamaMarcy]

I just went to Grocery Outlet and needed eggs for baking a cake (my girls hve slowed down and I'm trying to fill an order for a friend tomorrow)...well, they had cage free brown eggs that arrived YESTERDAY...i bought dozen and cracked 3 open for my cake, all had a bullseye. So I have 3 in the bator just to see...I hope they hatch cause they are gorgeous DARK brown eggs!!!

 

[Mr. Nappy]

We incubated 24 Trader Joe's fertile eggs last year, and hatched 12 pure White Leghorns.
We happened upon some brown fertile eggs from Safeway a couple weeks ago. They are apparently White Rock Roos over Rhode Island Hens. We bought 1 dozen. They are in the incubator now, along with several of our other barnyard mixes. Fertile eggs seem to be regional.