I had an egg discussion (!) with a friend the other week, and she has ordered eggs from a farm where the chicken roam more or less free since 20 years, and was very happy with the products, so I decided to do the same. Clarification: she has been a customer since 20 years, and I assume the chicken has roamed outdoors since then too.
Today I got my first delivery of 10 fresh eggs, directly into my postal box outside the house. How convenient is not that? And it's only marginally more expensive than buying in a shop plus I always carry my shopping from the store, balancing the eggs on top in the bag, less convenient.
Now I'm looking forward to taste them, and look into other products they offer.
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4 comments:
links?
I had my eggs in the shopping bag on the back of the pusher yesterday. Take child out, pusher falls over, smashed eggs. sigh.
B
Here's my supplier: http://www.labeye.ch/labeyeall/index.htm
Thanks!
but no information on there about where the eggs actually come from?
B
Only that they are from Switzerland, but why don't you write them an email and ask? They probably have a number of farms.
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