Scrambled eggs, pickled eggs, egg salad, omelettes, crepes, steak and eggs, quiche, egg drop soup, eggs in a blanket, deviled eggs, custards

I’m 62 and trying to keep pushing my wheelbarrow and lifting hay bales and 50 lb buckets. Plus, I got to keep trampolining, kick balling, and creeking with grandchildren.

Nutrient dense eggs help us kickstart the day. Pickled or hard boiled eggs travel well, and give a dose of protein and dull hunger pains when my little tribe heads out on an afternoon adventure. A couple of protein dense scrambled eggs—and add a steak—oh my.

My hens eat well too--soy free organic and non gmo feed. They graze on clover, peas, mustard greens with weekly protein from venison, beef, or fish. Hens love it and the protein makes the eggs a little bigger.

If you have any questions or issues with the eggs, here’s my cell: 828.817.0350. Tawana

Good Food for Good Eggs

I choose New Country Country Organics No Soy feed because it’s a clean option—no glyphosate or chemicals used in growing the grains, and no soy. If you want to know more, here’s a link to their company and feed information.