Pasture-Raised Eggs
If you have never eaten farm fresh eggs, you've never enjoyed true satisfaction!
One of the first things you will notice about pasture-raised eggs is the color and consistency of the egg yolks.
Why are some egg yolks orange?
The color of the egg yolk is directly related to what the chicken has been eating.
Because our laying hens are free to roam the pasture and eat bugs, peck at green grass, and soak up the sun, their yolk is a rich, orange color.
For a more in-depth explanation of pasture-raised eggs vs. commercially massed produced eggs, read my blog post here.
Our fresh farm eggs are free of GMOs, and antibiotics, are loaded with nutrients, and packed with flavor.
We use brown egg layers that lay beautiful brown eggs. No white eggs here.
"Our chickens do bugs, not drugs!"
