Why Farm Fresh Eggs Are BETTER Than STORE Bought Eggs!

Ever wondered the difference between Farm Fresh eggs from backyard chickens and eggs you buy at the store? Today we show you the difference between our chickens eggs from our backyard, store bought organic free range eggs, and cheap store bought eggs. We will let you know the difference in quality, looks, and if it saves you money!
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[@prissystacks]

Thank you! Sharing valuable information I don’t have a farm but I can at least shop for better eggs now.

[@8EACRESHOMESTEAD]

Farm fresh is the only way to go! Great video! Subbed y’all! 🤩

[@AcresOfAdventure]

Thank you guys for subscribing! And yes the eggs taste better and are healthier, win win!

[@Wolf-xu1fj]

What do your chickens eat?

[@jampackedfamilycountrylivi8022]

That looks really good. Thanks for posting the results.

[@AcresOfAdventure]

No problem hopefully this will help people!

[@garytrawinski1843]

I just started a flock for the quality of the egg not necessarily the cost savings. If it cost less overall, then that's a bonus.

[@MTHomestead]

Great video! We love our fresh chicken eggs! 😊

[@AcresOfAdventure]

Nothing better then being able to go on the backyard and grocery shop!

[@lent2005]

Awesome man! Good vid. Happy to see folks who have a great relationship with nature and understand how valuable it is to maintain that. Keep doing great things 👍🏻 especially for the kids.

[@judyosment9785]

I’ve had a backyard flock for 3 yrs. Great video. My girls lay every day after they r a yr old. Some free range, some are in coop. But I do feed from a bag. So I’m interested in making my own food for them. I made a coop out of old shed. I use a small dog plastic kennel for nesting box. They pile in there together.

[@angelastrider6842]

Love the side by side. I’m getting my first flick in a few weeks just to have the healthy version for my family. Thank you for all the information

[@big-d7756]

Yes. Absolutely true. The nutrition and taste is much better. I would like to add that we have 5 hins 2 rhoadisland red and 3 golden. Plus 1 rooster. 6 total. I mainly use local feedmill makes grinded layer feed . $15 for 50 lbs. Has protein and calcium in it plus household scraps a month. That's .50 cents a day with 4 to 5 eggs a day.

[@katharinecox5200]

Cool. Thanks for the comparison.

[@josegomez9841]

Good videos bro Question ,,, do I need to put in the fridge when I pick them up ? Or leave them outside inside the house … And how long after do they go bad ? Thanks for the info

[@empresslonnie1love391]

New to the channel. I love eggs . So with fresh eggs you don’t have to refrigerate them

[@MilkmanCR]

Just tried my Aunt’s Chickens eggs. The size varied between them and I found them easier to prepare due to the yolk being more loose for example when whisking. I found the taste to be pretty much the same

[@JamesKennedy-f6d]

Very helpful

[@segante]

you've got an amazing frying pan!

[@spiritdeer4687]

Please make a video about the quality of HOME GROWN eggs… I have run into buying very watery eggs from a neighbor, which were supposedly fresh that week. I learned later from someone else that their hens might be getting old, molting, etc? Their eggs always have the yokes at the “bottom”, or next to the shell, when I hard boil them, and the whites are “crumbly”. I can only assume that they’re really old eggs or something?? Watery eggs are not good at all for baking, or for hard boiling!

[@rvca6037]

Wow I have alote of the same birds as you. I think I have about 80 birds right now... 🤣 roosters🐓 and hens..but I do get alote of eggs 🥚 lots of brown ones too.

[@John-ku5uu]

Include how much better back yard eggs taste as well.

[@puppypaws9688]

What does the colour of the yoke mean ?

[@greenmarine5]

more nutrients

[@mercykirubagaran2249]

💯👍.

[@AcresOfAdventure]

It’s nice to have more eggs coming in now!!

[@billywatson118]

I get fresh farm eggs often, in dozen I just received I noticed alot of them when I break them open the yoke break so easy in the pan,is this ok? Or is something wrong with the egg.

[@user-ml8dm9fz6l]

Let's be real.. Most city people would rather buy pasture raised oranic eggs whenever they want, for $6-$7 each from the store than to have to deal with having live chickens

[@jiw1256]

Subscribing

[@icytimboslyce7939]

Gae naeger

[@curve5746]

Good video but the music takes away from it

[@AcresOfAdventure]

Thanks for the feedback, we will keep that in mind for future videos.

[@rebeccalynn3092]

I run across people who are scared to eat homegrown eggs. I've seen commercial hens before, and they looked horrible. Show them that difference once if you can please.

[@greenmarine5]

Two words why farm fresh eggs are better than store bought eggs... Folic Acid= brain food along with many other healthy reasons.

[@joegraham1550]

It always strikes me how much paler store bought eggs are -- looks definitely lacking.

[@KeshaunRaymond]

Can I get address

[@jonleo85]

Never buying store eggs again, im turned ouy to farm eggs especially cooking them over easy!

[@Athens3192]

This was very helpful thank you!