[caption id="attachment_37" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Welcome to FreeRangeEggs.co.uk"][/caption] Welcome to FreeRangeEggs.co.uk the only site dedicated to Free Range Eggs in the UK! We hope you find our site interesting, and if you have any comments or suggestions please let us know. What are free range eggs? Hens that produces free range eggs must have had, during at least half their lifetime, continuous daytime access to open-air runs. When they are housed indoors a total of 12 birds per square metre is allowed. The maximum stock size for free-range hens is 2,500 birds per hectare. About 70 per cent of the 29 million egg-laying chickens in the ...
[caption id="attachment_50" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Free Range Eggs"][/caption] Probably, like everyone who visits this site, we like to think that the eggs that we eat have come from happy hens. It's important to us the the hens laying the eggs have been fed well, allowed to roam and see the sky whenever they feel like looking up. The suppliers that we have listed here all feel the same way so if you're looking for a supplier in your area, click on the suppliers page at the top and find some Free Range Eggs in your area now.
[caption id="attachment_50" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Free Range Eggs"][/caption] Doesn't your mouth just start watering when you think of eggs on toast, I think that the best way to eat eggs is poached on toast and it's the benchmark that I use to test all breakfast restaurants. If they can do Poached Eggs on Toast well then they've got a customer for life in me. In a close second place is Boiled eggs, see pic below. [caption id="attachment_52" align="alignnone" width="486" caption="Duck Eggs"][/caption]