Quail Eggs are smaller and perfect for steak tartare
Local Amish farmer is raising quails on our custom formulated corn and soy-free feed. No fishmeal added.
Why Eggs?
Eggs are one of the most nutritionally complete foods available. They have a complex vitamin and mineral profile with such a unique composition that no other food compares. Besides animal brains, eggs are the only highly available source of omega 3s outside of fish.
Corn and Soy free?
The current food market is littered with terminology to make you think you are eating healthy (natural, vegetarian feed, free-range, pasture raised) without actually providing a higher quality product as those chickens are still being fed genetically modified corn and soy that is littered with agrochemicals. (herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, glyphosate) Unless your about to steal some eggs from a local bird nest, this is as good as it gets!
Weight
10 lbs
4 reviews for Pasture Raised QUAIL Eggs (Corn and Soy Free) – PLEASE ORDER SEPARATELY
Lovely little eggs full of nutrients. Easy to crack or hard boil. I’ve received two orders so far, and both had 12 cartons with 18 eggs per carton.
Rated 5 out of 5
Lana E. –
Very happy with this product, will buy again!
Rated 5 out of 5
Sarah –
I eat 5 or 6 of these raw in the morning, delicious flavor!!
Rated 5 out of 5
Lynn Razaitis –
I eat 3-4 of these daily. I ordered extra when they were available and keep them in our garage fridge so I’m still using quail eggs from my Nov shipment. Unfortunately I’ll run out soon and can’t wait until the quail are laying again.
BonEco fan –
Lovely little eggs full of nutrients. Easy to crack or hard boil. I’ve received two orders so far, and both had 12 cartons with 18 eggs per carton.
Lana E. –
Very happy with this product, will buy again!
Sarah –
I eat 5 or 6 of these raw in the morning, delicious flavor!!
Lynn Razaitis –
I eat 3-4 of these daily. I ordered extra when they were available and keep them in our garage fridge so I’m still using quail eggs from my Nov shipment. Unfortunately I’ll run out soon and can’t wait until the quail are laying again.