Four excited fans :smiley:

Free Range.... right. I'm not going to vote this cold as that would be against the spirit of the site, but anyone who buys these with a clear conscience on the basis that theyre 'free range' is a foo

One excited fan:

Is this to celebrate their draw with Portugal last night........

Thx op

im eggsited!

Eggcellent - thats a great price.

Thanks for sharing

You seem to know you're egg regulations. Are you a producer, packer or someone in authority to be able to say what you say?

Thanks OP picked up 2 boxes in Iceland Torquay yesterday. There was plenty left.

Out of stock at my store, surprise,surprise.

Great deal ! The funny thing is that even though it clearly states that Maximum 4 packs per customer, people at my local Iceland ( cough* cough* Leyton ) store are still attempting to buy 6,7,8,9,and some 10 packs at a time . :smile:

depends on when the next stock arrives I guess.. they didn't have any in our store at 11am in the morning .. got the 10 pack (not free range) which was 2 for £1.50 instead..

brilliant price!

cracking deal

I love Iceland eggs. They make fantastic Byorkshire puddings.

Here they go again, piggin harping on about the definiton of 'free range', i swear they copy and paste messages between egg threads!

Release the geese. Oh wrong eggs

Breggxit with free range politicians.

"Free range" has always been used for the staff and owner, as "barn" egg has always been used for the house nearby where the owner or staff stayed while tendering to the chickens.

You may not realise it but you are obliged. He didn't make anything up.

Hot!!!

living close to a 24,000 bird ' free range ' egg production unit I can confirm the birds are kept in very poor conditions,
they would be better off caged..... and the eggs are horrible.

get them from a local small holding if you can :wink:

​These are 8.3p per egg. I could eat three of these for roughly the price of one of yours. Sounds like a hot deal to me.

​Of course they do, they're bred and kept alive entirely for human use. The eggs are still delicious and nutritious. If your moral standards don't allow you to enjoy them that's fine, but don't imagine that the rest of us are somehow obliged to live by the standards that you've made up.

What, are you trying to suggest they photoshopped the images or something?! :smile:

http://www.viva.org.uk/what-we-do/happy-egg-company

The Daily Mail, bringer of justice and definitely not a newspaper full of absolute bull to sell papers.

The Co-op sells local free range eggs from a farm with small flocks, so I buy those or go for organic which has higher welfare standards. Both options are about 23p per egg, so affordable.

With the Iceland flag, not the UK one. Right

And you know this how ?

Eggsactly what I'm looking for. Cluckin' good deal.

Here's an RSPCA approved free range farm: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3489317/And-call-free-range-s-disturbing-images-16-000-free-range-hens-crammed-shed-fact-conditions-approved-RSPCA.html

It's just a marketing label sadly, the chickens still have awful, awful lives :disappointed:

​Eggsplain, surely.

I always thought 'free range' was the ethical choice - having wondered what you meant I googled and found out I was the fool you referred to. Shocking.

Crack on

Eggs have a right to get laid too you know...

Don't think I could ever eat eggs again after seeing a video of how they're laid... yuck!

eggcellent!

I would and I shall

crackin deal....lol

Four excited fans :smiley:

One excited fan:

I think the red colored character string marked on an individual egg says whether its free range or not(1 for free range and 3 for caged).

:laughing:

Is this to celebrate their draw with Portugal last night........

​Very good price then! Wasn't aware of that

Thanks, will inform my student son of this offer :smiley:

No Gollywood, these were the 12 pack of free range, I think the 10 pack you're referring to are not?
Stokeej, my memory must be failing me lol...you're correct it was a £1:laughing:

They're probably not able to sell them at that price. It will be a loss leader designed to increase footfall and the chance you will buy other items when you pop in. The price you pay will likely have no impact on the price the farmer gets or their welfare.

I've had some and they taste nice.

Not much to explain here.. 'Free Range' in this context is a farce, theyre not even close to free range. This applies to most 'free range' eggs. The pathetic conditions you need to adhere to in order to label eggs as free range is a joke. My point was that if youre able to sell eggs @ 50p for 6 then youre clearly not spending enough to ensure the welfare of your hens.

The 12 pack for 75p must be finished then?:laughing:

Free Range.... right. I'm not going to vote this cold as that would be against the spirit of the site, but anyone who buys these with a clear conscience on the basis that theyre 'free range' is a foo

Not another egg thread....

They don't say if the eggs are free range or not? If they were, I am sure they would sing about it on the label. If they are caged eggs - then I wouldn't touch them if they were free.

Great deal again from Iceland.

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expensive train!

Will pop down today thanks