great price for 15 eggs. good January dates too. apparently nationwide deal
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babymamax2
28 Dec 1512#1
Caged no doubt. No thanks.
benny1983uk
28 Dec 158#4
I'm against animal cruelty. Don't buy these they are from cadge hens
ewanyengi
28 Dec 155#9
Personally i find that the conditions they are kept in has an effect on the taste. The more horrendous the conditions the more flavoursome the egg
wiggywig
29 Dec 154#13
I think the majority dont really care about the whole "caged" hens. Any supermarket ive been in is near on always sold out of the cheap eggs from caged hens. Best selling eggs by far. A lot of free range eggs have alot of fine print to them to, the hens arent as "free" as you think
It cant be that bad when they have the red lion seal of approval on them all.
We've had some organic eggs before from off a farm, where the chickens just wander about eating organic food only. Thats the only time I've found a difference in quality.
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babymamax2
28 Dec 1512#1
Caged no doubt. No thanks.
wjaxn to babymamax2
28 Dec 15#2
*rolls eyes*
Waspkiller86 to babymamax2
29 Dec 15#11
Makes no difference taste wise in all honesty.
mushypeas25 to babymamax2
29 Dec 15#17
Nah, they're extra large, free range eggs & the chickens are only fed caviar and champagne.
Aneesa321
28 Dec 15#3
My local sell for £1, so not a huge saving
benny1983uk
28 Dec 158#4
I'm against animal cruelty. Don't buy these they are from cadge hens
robin5858 to benny1983uk
28 Dec 15#6
All commercial hens are 'caged' in some way, ie not allowed to roam and are 'caged' when they lay their eggs.
wjaxn to benny1983uk
28 Dec 15#7
we're all would-be-baby-chick murderers regardless .. caged or 'not-as caged' just enjoy the deal or crack on.. (y)OK(e)
ianjury
28 Dec 152#5
Last time I bought these they were very small I get mine in lidl now there a £1for 15 and perfect every time I own a cafe and use about 200 plus eggs a week
sandrabear
28 Dec 15#8
£1 in Lidl
wjaxn to sandrabear
29 Dec 15#10
ok but why pay more? lol
ewanyengi
28 Dec 155#9
Personally i find that the conditions they are kept in has an effect on the taste. The more horrendous the conditions the more flavoursome the egg
suduck68
29 Dec 153#12
free range only for me
wiggywig
29 Dec 154#13
I think the majority dont really care about the whole "caged" hens. Any supermarket ive been in is near on always sold out of the cheap eggs from caged hens. Best selling eggs by far. A lot of free range eggs have alot of fine print to them to, the hens arent as "free" as you think
It cant be that bad when they have the red lion seal of approval on them all.
We've had some organic eggs before from off a farm, where the chickens just wander about eating organic food only. Thats the only time I've found a difference in quality.
debra1979 to wiggywig
30 Dec 151#30
Can't be that bad? Visit an intensive cage farm and see. I have rescue chickens in my garden who have lived in such cages - they come out in an appalling state. Free range only for me.
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Top comments
It cant be that bad when they have the red lion seal of approval on them all.
We've had some organic eggs before from off a farm, where the chickens just wander about eating organic food only. Thats the only time I've found a difference in quality.
All comments (30)
It cant be that bad when they have the red lion seal of approval on them all.
We've had some organic eggs before from off a farm, where the chickens just wander about eating organic food only. Thats the only time I've found a difference in quality.