Thank you for your contribution. I'm sure you could not tell the difference between a caged chicken and a corn-fed one either...
randomdude12
22 Aug 164#10
Correct!!!
937666
22 Aug 164#3
Thanks op!
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PhilK
26 Aug 16#39
There used to be a few in Newcastle area. No longer. There are occasional farmers markets, but prices are obscene and frankly, none too impressed with the eggs I bought. No better than what Lidl's were selling for about 25% of their price
edinburgher
26 Aug 16#38
There is at least 1 in Edinburgh which sells good free range eggs from their own hens, Gorgie City Farm on Gorgie Road
ElectricalStorm
23 Aug 16#37
thx
chrisbass
23 Aug 161#36
I never leave the house without it!
randomdude12
23 Aug 16#35
In what way am I a parasite? I come to a deals site for deal. I have a better deal than this with lidl eggs at 15 for £1 which taste the same and is a better deal. Chicken are just cattle to me raised for eating- how they are raised is no concern to me. The cheaper the better.
Dannyb01y
23 Aug 16#34
I wonder if anyone did a blind taste test whether they could tell the difference... :P
brooky_agn
22 Aug 163#18
Tasteless eggs from chickens fed on ****. Cold at any price. Do yourself a favour and nip down to the local farm shop or get six for a quid off a neighbour. Far better value for the quality.
PhilK to brooky_agn
23 Aug 162#28
All very nice if you live out in the wilds. Farm shops are a bit thin on the ground in cities
m5rcc to brooky_agn
23 Aug 161#31
A local farm shop in central London: discuss.
robertoegg to brooky_agn
23 Aug 161#33
There's a place just off J5 of the M3 near Hook that does completely free-range eggs; £2/dozen.
atomicphreak
23 Aug 16#32
I think Lidl has 15 Large free range for about this price too.
Pipedream
23 Aug 16#30
Nothing like hen period to start the day.
steevio_uk
23 Aug 16#29
Edit.
notahoarder
23 Aug 16#27
Damn just bought 20 mixed for £2 lol
randomdude12
22 Aug 16#4
I bought this free range deal last time. I see no difference in size or taste between these free range and my usual £1 for 15 eggs from lidl. I'm sticking with lidl.
m5rcc to randomdude12
22 Aug 165#5
Thank you for your contribution. I'm sure you could not tell the difference between a caged chicken and a corn-fed one either...
PhilK to randomdude12
23 Aug 16#26
Actually Ive found the only rivals at same price range for QUALITY (size of yolk and taste) of Lidl's is Asda. Tesco Sainsbury's and Morrisons smaller yolk and not as nice. M&S better - but twice the price (at least)
miaomiaobaubau
23 Aug 16#25
free range can also mean 13 chickens in a cage instead of the usual 14 per m² and I find the normal lidl 10 x box @£80p one of the best around
megaman666
23 Aug 16#24
quite the parasitic attitude there.
rumble
23 Aug 16#23
I'm thinking a nice Leerdammer omelette for lunch.....
chrisbass
22 Aug 16#20
not sure what range eggs are but if they are free i'll pick up a couple of boxes
ArthurDent1 to chrisbass
23 Aug 16#22
Range eggs are for people with Agas. The security guard at Iceland will expect you to have brought yours with you.
Of course- I don't care about chickens, I care about money in my pocket so the lidl eggs are cheaper and there are more of them. I don't see where I have been inconsistent here.
m5rcc
22 Aug 161#7
Yet you care enough not to buy free-range eggs? Odd.
randomdude12
22 Aug 163#6
Sorry dude. I don't care about chickens. I also eat halal chicken and lamb. I'm one of those types....
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No discernible nutritional difference between free range and caged hen eggs.
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