As per title, Tesco stores are selling a dozen medium size St Ewe Original Free Range Eggs for £1.50 as the packs of 6 are on Buy One Get One Free offer.
I don't know if this is a national offer, but it's in all my local stores.
The St Ewe website highlights the fact that not all free range eggs are the same. I can certainly vouch for this in terms of appearance, as the yolks on these are a much deeper colour than other brands I've bought recently.
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snapdragon
29 Aug 16#6
Thanks OP. Will get these. We usually buy blue ones for £2.25 because all the other eggs have pale yolks and taste is tainted by the fish meal pellets they are fed on.
lindus
28 Aug 16#5
That's called fresh I used to own 4 chickens :wink:
pickledtink
28 Aug 16#4
Voted hot and fair play to them for highlighting this issue.
There are some horrible poultry farming methods going on under the all inclusive 'free range' banner.
I have my own chickens for eggs but if I didn't I'd buy these.
Just checked though and my store doesn't have any although it shows on the St Ewe site that they should!
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I don't know if this is a national offer, but it's in all my local stores.
The St Ewe website highlights the fact that not all free range eggs are the same. I can certainly vouch for this in terms of appearance, as the yolks on these are a much deeper colour than other brands I've bought recently.
6 comments
There are some horrible poultry farming methods going on under the all inclusive 'free range' banner.
I have my own chickens for eggs but if I didn't I'd buy these.
Just checked though and my store doesn't have any although it shows on the St Ewe site that they should!