They are not free range eggs.
While it owns the the Happy Egg Co, the country's most popular free-range brand, Noble Foods also uses the Big & Fresh brand to flog eggs from birds that spend their lives indoors with just an A4 sheet of paper of space, according to an animal welfare group. They are not free range eggs.
any egg is fine
it is very good egg
none to buy although I always have them
none to buy although I always have them
Not free range
NOT FREE RANGE EGGS
Not free range at all
Not "free range" as we expect - after seeing the conditions these hens are in, they are far from happy. Do a bit of research online and you'll they are far from free. Sorry Tesco but you shouldn't support these kind of companies. Get your eggs from a local farm, not from the shops.
Poor product control
Reported that three eggs were broken - tops lifted off when lid was opened. After my phone call found that I couldn't remove the other three either - they were stuck in the box. All had to be thrown away. Leaving such a mess behind and no eggs for breakfast. Not sure why but the box looked standard size and maybe the eggs were not. Either way very disappointing.
Go to work on kind eggs
I have had these eggs before and even when a egg is broke in the box its not the end of the world just tip the box when other eggs taken out and put in cup and into fridge for later use..I think people are to fussy and hens work hard producing eggs for humans,perhaps if hens were treated fairly in life their eggs could be more better for other people.
Not fresh enough
The box given to me was far to close to sell by date
these eggs have been old in the past with runny eg
these eggs have been old in the past with runny egg whites,but, the last 2 weeks have been very fresh at last
The GREAT egg.
Consistently wonderful. Have used for years.
