Egg Labels Explained: Cage Free, Free Range, Omega-3, Pasture-Raised, Organic | LiveLeanTV

Egg Labels Explained: Cage Free, Free Range, Omega-3, Pasture-Raised, Organic
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Now let’s look at and explain the most common labels listed on eggs.
Egg Labels Explained:
Conventional eggs:
Means the chickens are factory farmed and fed an unnatural diet of grains.
Free range eggs:
Means the chickens may have the option of going outside, but it does not guarantee they actually go outside. This possibly means the eggs contain more Vitamin D if the chickens do roam out under the sun.
Cage free eggs:
Means the chickens are not raised in a cage, but may still be raised indoors in a small crowded space.
Omega-3 enriched eggs:
These eggs are similar to conventional eggs, however the chicken’s feed is supplemented with omega-3s. This produces eggs that are much higher in heart healthy essential omega-3s fatty acids and lower in inflammation producing omega-6 fatty acids.
Pasture-raised eggs:
Chickens are free to roam outside. They eat grass and other forage, with some commercial feed. These eggs contain a higher level of vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin E, and omega-3s
Organic eggs:
These are chickens who were not given hormones. They were fed an organic feed.
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[@hunn20004]

So get pasture range eggs for happy chickens and healthy eggs

[@TehLiquid]

I like Organic eggs and Pasutre raised eggs.

[@LiveLeanTV]

🙌

[@KingdomBranches]

Thank you so much for this explanation. Pasture raised eggs for me from now on 😊

[@mariannerosen8766]

Also fed animal byproducts along with grain. What happens to ears and tails and othrt cheap parts of animals?

[@chazjonez9763]

So we paid attention when egg-shopping today. We got pasture-raised eggs, thanks to your videos! They are priced higher, like 9.99 for a dozen and 12.99 for 18, but it’s worth it!

[@LiveLeanTV]

Yes, invest in your health 💪

[@snareplug3872]

What???? Freilandhaltungs Eier (basically German pasture raised eggs) cost 3-4€ at most for 10x 🤷🏽‍♂️😮 why are they so pricey in the states? 🫣 This sadly Ensures that many cannot afford them 😔

[@Cookies_D]

Thank you for providing the info and just that. When ppl starts preaching their opinions it becomes a turn off.

[@Vprb68618]

One great solution, just raise your own chickens. If you can, you are better off!

[@snareplug3872]

If you can this is obviously the best solution 😊

[@alexandruapolozan9723]

So if they're giving hormones in chickens and I am eating them then I am on steroids

[@Friendly_G]

Actually... yes.

[@j.rjunior5584]

Never thought about it like that, good point

[@Sanskruti-2222]

The organic and pasture rase. Egg are cruelty free or not????

[@es_zyg]

​@@Sanskruti-2222 there's no thing called cruel free imagine your kids get eaten

[@GSconnoisseur]

I learned something today 😮

[@Ang.0910]

I don’t see organic pasture raised eggs. Is Vital Farms organic and pasture raised?

[@livloved]

The ones in the black box are not organic but Vital Farms does have an organic option in a brown box and they are pasture-raised! At most stores, they charge upwards of 10 dollars a dozen for them but I get mine at Walmart for five dollars! hope this helps :)

[@HHH_3]

I get organic pasture raised eggs.

[@krunalthakkar2287]

Organic eggs dont mean mich Nor does pasture raised The only way they make sense it together And yeah omega 3 enriched feed just has trace amounts of omega 3 But they may be convential eggs But with their feed enriched in omega 3 on paper But thats very very very low It is like calling 1 gram protein bar protein rich

[@NotAmillenial90smillenial]

The lady on your back has an unusual smile

[@PlasticPellets]

Shoes are foot prisons

[@KingdomBranches]

😂

[@Lakalddsksk]

Never wearing shoes again /j

[@snareplug3872]

They really are.. look at how bad the feet of most people got, toes crowded together etc. And they prevent us from grounding

[@pharaohsoccerp]

Does pasture raised eggs mean they also have no hormones injected similar to organic or is that not guaranteed. What would you say is better? Organic or pasture raised?

[@blakesmith9039]

Pasture prob.

[@iwearleatherjackets1]

Giving chickens hormones or steroids has been illegal since the 1950s.

[@lester7475]

Chickens in the United States are never given hormones.

[@Israel-fights-for-World-Peace]

Nope it's wrong they are given very high amount of antibiotics, growth hormones, and are genetically modified

[@lester7475]

@@Israel-fights-for-World-Peace as someone who is in the livestock business and someone who knows the laws and regulations regarding it. I can say for a fact that everything you’ve said is false. Antibiotics are only used as a corse of treatment for sick livestock and is not legal to sell animal products that test positive for antibiotics. Growth hormones are against the law to use for livestock as well in the United States but actually not in other countries. And your last point you tried to make is completely false there is no GMO livestock being sold in the United States for consumption. Pull your head out of your hind end and actually do some research.

[@snareplug3872]

​@@lester7475bullshit dude... American chickens get GMO feed and also are full of antibiotics. There's a reason they are banned in almost all European countries 🤦🏽‍♂️ would never buy them even if they were legal here in Germany

[@snareplug3872]

​@@Israel-fights-for-World-Peaceexactly 💯 even their feed is low quality, sprayed with glyphosate and other herb/pesticides and basically full of GMO stuff ..

[@hotwheel6663]

So free range and pasture not same then?

[@LiveLeanTV]

No they are not. When possible, go with pasture raised

[@Sanskruti-2222]

The organic and pasture rase. Egg are cruelty free or not????

[@Sanskruti-2222]

@@MichaelWarlock ohhhh

[@Sanskruti-2222]

@@MichaelWarlock then which are the cruelty free egg and don't have live

[@mellovato2177]

You are not giving us all the information, or you just don't know. You didn't do any research research. You didn't research that giving the chickens organic grains, load up the eggs and meat with lectins, the cause of leaky gut. All you are talking about is omega3's. Vital farms doesn't give the chickens grains, they have special non grain food for them in the winter.

[@Youarelight19]

ponder how dumb are we.. letting chickens decide for themselves and if they don't go outside, oh well that's not our fault so we should still use a very obvious label. it's a bit deceiving in a way dontcha think.

[@winterbirds8022]

Yeah look up Nellies free range. 😢😢

[@benmcelhaney5553]

Are you high, though?

[@user-ji7by5un6m]

thank you. I have a question are pasture-raised eggs better and are the yoks orange. I'm looking for orange yok eggs.

[@AAAAAA-cn1ly]

Yes they are much better than any other type of egg and they also have orange yolks because of this

[@lrso5152]

Yolk color has a lot to do with diet. Some diets can lead to a reddish yolk, and some can lead to a green yolk!