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Join Date: Jan 2010
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"Organic " Free range eggs
I always buy free range eggs either from the market or supermarket but yesterday organic free range eggs were on offer in Morrisons making them a similar price to the ones i usually buy so i bought them ..........
OMG the yolks are soooo yellow and they are delicious....just as if i'd just been and collected them from my hypothetical chickens yum yum yum.....in future its Organic eggs all the way for me ![]() ![]() Go on give them a try !!! |
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I buy eggs from my local farm shop, they are far superior to the eggs from Tesco and cheaper too.
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I make my own eggs. Mantey showed me how.
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I make my own eggs. Mantey showed me how.
Can i have the recipe?I've used corn-fed eggs, not organic but free range, they make the nicest poached eggs. I'll be looking out for organic ones next time. |
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I have two chickens - so I get fresh eggs from home
![]() Wouldn't want to go back to buying them now, I honestly cannot believe the difference in the home ones compared to shop bought eggs
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Can i have the recipe?I've used corn-fed eggs, not organic but free range, they make the nicest poached eggs. I'll be looking out for organic ones next time.
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