Have An Abundance Of Eggs??? | Ways To Use A Lot Of Eggs | Backyard Chickens

This time of year many backyard chicken owners have quite the overflow of eggs because their fluffy butt friends are laying a large amount of eggs. Selling eggs sounds like fun but can be frustrating, so how can you get the most out of your delicious hard work?
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[@cortney2752]

I like that you still keep your hens that don't lay anymore. They still deserve love after their laying days are over. My one year old chickens that I have will live out their retirement years with me ❤

[@MommaTNJ]

Pretty girls God bless them all, old and young ❤❤

[@kingagrabinski8849]

Imperfection is beautiful. I wish I live closer to where you live to buy those good egs.

[@brandismith7573]

Hashbrown casserole takes 6 eggs. Hashbrown bag in freezer section at store, diced ham, evap milk, 2 cups cheese, salt pepper and bell pepper diced -mix together. 9x12 pyrex 365 for 65 to 70 minutes. Yum.

[@jamesofcordova]

Fresh eggs are waaaay more delicious...I absolutely love em!

[@Famcke]

Dehydrate the eggs for winter months. They come in so handy. 💐💙🙏🇺🇲

[@loripretti843]

We share our eggs with neighbors!!! They Always pay us even though we don't ask!!! They understand the cost and we appreciate that!!! I also freeze some for down time when they are not laying as many!!! God Bless Us All!!!

[@anitahamrick4827]

Hey Jason …. You described egg selling perfectly…. Years ago when I tried selling them I was so surprised at how many people don’t even like farm fresh eggs including all the other examples you gave … we love our girls and eggs too. Thanks for the ideas for later use. I also whip up two at a time and freeze them in zip lock bags. .. God bless you both … always get a blessing from your devotionals !!

[@artofcreationhomestead]

Thank you! My dad sells eggs where they live in NC and he can never sell enough (a lot of people in his area have chickens) but it always surprises me how picky and (in my opinion) odd that people can be when it comes to eggs

[@MommaTNJ]

Pickled eggs? Scramble and freeze or dehydrate? Water glass?

[@renitameares3838]

I sell a few dozen, give away A Lot. I waterglass/lime eggs and freeze dry a lot. My chickens free range during the day and get put up safely each night. Folks that get my hen’s eggs love their rich golden yolks and flavor. However, here in our rural and poor NC community, people would rather buy old, commercial eggs from the store than ask me and I only ask for $3/dozen. There are a lot of folks raising chickens here. But why settle for grocery store eggs when your neighbors have fresh eggs that you have already said were EGGCELLENT!??? When I take them to church, folks line up to get them (give away) but they won’t ask me otherwise, even though I tell them to Just Ask Me. I would rather sell them but I just don’t want them to go to waste.