POOR QUALITY EGGS
Having read the PETA report on Happy Egg Co, it would appear the hens are not free ranging in fields, but kept in sheds. This could be why the quality of the eggs was so poor. The yolks were very pale, and the shells very soft, which, having kept hens myself, I assume, means the hens are not getting enough grit in their diet. I won't be buying eggs from this company again.
A Good Egg
without going out and visiting the farms - one has to accept in good faith that the birds are truly free range and are kept in the best of welfare conditions. If there was proof to the contrary I would not buy them. Having said all that - the ladies have never sent me a disappointing egg.
Do NOT ever buy these awful eggs.
The eggs may be happy but the hens certainly aren't- awful conditions, very UNhappy birds. Infact, give up all eggs and try vegan alternatives.
Very disappointing.
Small for a large egg, more like a medium sized egg, poor quality with a small light yellow yoke and very flavourless.
The best
Best eggs I have had
Shrinking eggs
The large eggs are getting smaller,
I have found in the past that some free range eggs
I have found in the past that some free range eggs have a "taste" that these eggs don't. Am not sure if its to do with the food that is fed the chickens or not. I just prefer these.
Box arrived with only 5 eggs
Box arrived with only 5 eggs!! Maybe they're happier with extra space?
Are the hens really happy?
Chicks are poor de-beaked little creatures shipped over from Holland in crates I heard in a news item.
Very good quality eggs
Very good quality eggs