Store Bought vs. Fresh from the Coop *Pics*

[Happy Chooks]

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That reminds me that everytime I ate store bought eggs, I'd feel crummy the rest of the day. My belly just didn't feel right, kind of felt like a rock sitting in there and it would churn all day. I thought it was the eggs, so I just rarely ate eggs.

I eat my fresh ones just about every day and I have no problems whatsoever.

 

[ranchhand]

Bec, don't faint- but I have 36 chickens, and I don't eat eggs.

DH says the homegrown are MUCH better!

 

[willheveland]

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And that's just looks, the taste is 20x better. Will

 

[mxpres]

wow,,great pictures,one picture is worth a thousand words,,or should we say eggs,,sent those to the egglands best people,get their opinion,,

 

[Bec]

I know...I thought about that. There is another thread in this section about egglands best, but I didn't want to post my pictures again all over

Maybe I will give her/him the link to here!

 

[Plain Old Dee]

I know for a FACT that backyard eggs taste 1,000 times better than store bought eggs!

However, I have one granddaughter that refused to eat her scrambled eggs the other day because they looked funny. She had never had fresh farm eggs before - and they had more color than she was used to. The other kids loved the eggs. She finally agreed to try them because the other grandkids volunteered to eat her share if she wasn't goiong to eat it, and if there's one thing that little girl won't do, it's share!

Once she tried the eggs, she was hooked, of course...

 

[Bec]

The color can throw you at first! lol

 

[ellieroo]

and its not just the color of the eggs ..... its the color and taste

of ice cream, cookies, cakes, breads etc ! lost all mine to coons and coyotes and am waiting waiting for new girls to get into the egg laying phase!

 

[Kanga77510]

They taste better too! Richer, IMO. Takes some getting used to, but there's nothing like a farm fresh egg.

 

[ijon1]

My daughter- in- law told me that she prefers store bought to farm raised because farm raised are stiffer. Go figure.