I’ve seen comments about these mixed size eggs not
I’ve seen comments about these mixed size eggs not being large enough. I think it’s a positive that the farmer/supplier does not provide large eggs as large eggs are not produced naturally and cause chickens suffering and pain and eventually prolapse. Be kind not greedy and appreciate a natural size egg.
Superior flavour and environmentally sound
Superior flavour. Also the satisfaction of being sure that the hens are truly free range and fed grain grown with no artificial pesticides.
Mixed size? Don’t think so.
I have bought these eggs several times now and have yet to find a large egg. There has been the odd egg that I would call medium but I would say they are mostly small. Also, the taste is disappointing.
Not fresh
Far from fresh. Way before the use by date the whites spread like water and the yolks are flat. Very poor quality and I doubt they are organic.
No better tasting than regular eggs
Ever since having superbly tasty omelettes from local eggs when I was on holiday in Wales I have been dissatisfied with tasteless mass-produced eggs. I thought that being organic might make these tastier but it didn't at all; they were still runny and bland.
Rubbish
Don't buy these.Insipid yolk ( very pale yellow) egg spreads all over pan,usually a sign egg is old NOT what it says on label
Good Egg
I always buy these as organic.Better for the hens better for us! Not any dearer than the poor battery ones either.
Delicious.
Great eggs from (hopefully) well kept hens.
lovely golden egg yolk
favourite eggs
Excellent eggs
Excellent eggs! They taste better, and I can eat them with a freer conscience. Even though they might be a bit more expensive, I buy these because organic certification means higher welfare standards and more restrictions on human cruelty compared to Free-Range, where there is no limit on the number of hens per square metre, for example.