free range forest chicken eggs

[ChowderMan]

found these at a local crafts festival.

I think you have to soak them before you can get a decent soft boiled egg, tho....

 

[Saliha]

Never heard about forest wooden chickens...

 

[Cooksie]

I'm guessing only the striped variety of free range forest wooden chickens lay those striped eggs...only makes sense. I could be wrong though...

 

[chilefarmer]

Yeah, I think you would have to soak them for quite sometime to get soft eggs, boiled or not. CF

 

[ChowderMan]

....striped.... I think they call those zebra chickens.

 

[Saliha]

Striped chickens... forest wooden chickens... zebra chickens... I really need to study more about animals and birds in your area. Are zebra chickens possibly relative of those chickens whose lay the easter eggs?

 

[chilefarmer]

Striped chickens... forest wooden chickens... zebra chickens... I really need to study more about animals and birds in your area. Are zebra chickens possibly relative of those chickens whose lay the easter eggs?

Naw, rabbits lay Easter eggs. You know the Easter Bunny. CF

 

[QSis]

Can't read the price on them, ChowderMan. Certainly not $10 each?

Andy, bet you could sell a dozen or two of these!

Lee

 

[ChowderMan]

yes, $10 each. which I suspect is why all the eggs are still in one basket.....

another possibility came to me about the striped eggs - it could depend on the grain they were fed . . .

 

[Saliha]

I suppouse they don´t eat grain but sawdust...

 

[Cooksie]

yes, $10 each. which I suspect is why all the eggs are still in one basket.....

another possibility came to me about the striped eggs - it could depend on the grain they were fed . . .

Took me a minute...punny