Eggs from caged hens?

[Amy Jade]

I dont eat eggs personally as I find them unappealing but I'm just wondering if you buy free range or caged hen eggs?

Caged hens are treated awfully :(

[Cal.]

Free range omg

[Jordan.]

*waits for this to turn into "well if you eat meat how is it any different!!" argument*

Free range though

[Crimson Dynamo]

I get mine each week from the local butcher and they are organic free range and delicious and so, so much better than the crap from the coop

[Crimson Dynamo]

£1.95 for 6 XL

[_Tom_]

I never really check, I just get the cheapest normally :shame:

[Crimson Dynamo]

I never really check, I just get the cheapest normally :shame:

get some from your local butcher and you will never go back to insipid thin battery eggs

[Jason.]

I never really check, I just get the cheapest normally :shame:

Not Tesco Value eggs D:

[_Tom_]

Not Tesco Value eggs D:

No, the next cheapest :laugh:

[Samm]

Free range, could never eat eggs from chicks caged up scared and alone

[smudgie]

Free range eggs, free range egg pasta, free range eggs in cakes etc,
We look at labels whenever possible, Sainsburys tend to be the best for free range eggs in their stuff.

[Marsh.]

I buy the caged hens.

[T*]

I eat eggs from my own chickens which are free to go wherever they want, if it be their field or my garden :grin2:

[T*]

Also my chickens are ex-battery so they've been saved from that hell <3

[GiRTh]

I buy the caged hens.Me too. I agree the hens are treated terribly but if the alternative is spending in excess of £2 for 6 eggs then sorry but I aint doing it.

[Amy Jade]

Also my chickens are ex-battery so they've been saved from that hell <3

:lovedup:

[T*]

Me too. I agree the hens are treated terribly but if the alternative is spending in excess of £2 for 6 eggs then sorry but I aint doing it.

ew

[Marsh.]

Also my chickens are ex-battery so they've been saved from that hell <3

I love Chicken Run.

[jennyjuniper]

I dont eat eggs personally as I find them unappealing but I'm just wondering if you buy free range or caged hen eggs?

Caged hens are treated awfully :(

That's one thing I never skimp on. I always buy ecological eggs from hens that can run about freely.

[jennyjuniper]

get some from your local butcher and you will never go back to insipid thin battery eggs

Local farm shops usually have free range eggs too.

[Ammi]

..I only really use eggs for cooking/baking but one of my friends gives them to me and she keeps very happy chickens..

[LaLaLand]

I had to research into egg production in school and I will never EVER not buy free range. The things I saw/read just turned my stomach it's awful.

[Suze]

..I only really use eggs for cooking/baking but one of my friends gives them to me and she keeps very happy chickens..

My younger sister knows someone who keeps very happy chickens too, and gets eggs from them.

[smudgie]

Me too. I agree the hens are treated terribly but if the alternative is spending in excess of £2 for 6 eggs then sorry but I aint doing it.

Tesco free range eggs, medium 89p for 6
Large £2.25 per dozen.

[kirklancaster]

Only ever Free Range. They look and taste better.

[armand.kay]

I just get the cheapest if I'm shopping for myself st uni otherwise at home my mum gets free ranged Organic ones.

[kirklancaster]

I buy the caged hens.

:laugh::laugh::laugh: A cracker. LOL.

It wasn't you that forced a poor battery hen into your torch because it had started to dim was it Marsh? :hee: