Vital Farms 1 Dozen Restorative Pasture-Raised Organic Eggs, Large, Certified Humane, 12 ct
$10.99
Price: $10.99
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Introducing Vital Farms Restorative Pasture-Raised Organic Eggs
What are regenerative farming practices used by our Restorative Farms?
As pioneers of pasture-raised farming, we are excited to continue raising the standards one egg at a time. While all of the farms we work with already follow incredibly high standards, our approach to regenerative agriculture takes it to the next level. Meet Restorative Eggs: Vital Farms’ eggs produced using regenerative farming practices.
We believe this is farming the way mother nature intended. Our regenerative farmers practice a core set of tenets that promotes rich, nutrient-dense soil and grazing animals. It aims to create a harmonious ecosystem between land and animals that’s good for our girls and leaves the land better than we found it.
Learn more at: vitalfarms.com/restorative
Package Dimensions : 11.8 x 4.1 x 2.7 inches; 1.76 Pounds
UPC : 851387007744
Manufacturer : Vital Farms
ASIN : B09RRDKJ58
RESTORATIVE DOZEN: This carton of Vital Farms Restorative Pasture-Raised Eggs holds 12 Large, Grade A Organic eggs that come from our Restorative Farms that use regenerative practices to promote rich, nutrient-dense soil and grazing animals.
MADE WITH FRESH AIR & SUNSHINE: Our Vital Farms Pasture-Raised eggs are Certified Humane and come from hens that have the freedom to forage for local grasses, succulents, and wildflowers year-round while enjoying 108 sq feet each of roaming room in open pastures.
FROM SMALL FAMILY FARMS: We began as a single-family farm. Today, we work with more than 350 family farms who give our hens the outdoor lifestyle they deserve.
CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM: Vital Farms is a Certified B Corporation with a purpose to improve the lives of people, animals, and the planet through food.
TRACEABILITY: Have you traced your eggs back to the farm they came from? On the side of each carton, you’ll find the farm name of where your actual eggs were laid!
Customers say
Customers like the taste, color, and pasture quality of the poultry. They mention it’s very delicious, nutritious, and has dark orange yolks. Some say the chickens are humanely raised and the focus on animal welfare, regenerative agriculture, and soil health is huge. However, some customers disagree on the value for money.
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Adara –
Super Delicious, Well Taken Care of At the Farm Level, And Worth The Price!
I appreciate the fact that these eggs are healthy for consumers because the way that the animals are handled, by definition, helps to improve soil health, keeps the waterways much cleaner; subsequently, reducing the impact of climate change. They go through careful inspection as well. Ultimately, the health benefits cannot be overlooked. Plus, they are sooo delicious with their deep orange yolks. These eggs are expensive, but I am happy to invest for the sake of my health.
Kristen Nusbaum –
Best eggs!
Awesome quality eggs and great packaging with a note about their chickens.
R –
These chickens are snackin’ and these eggs are smackin’
I made some eggs this morning. I used 4 eggs from a $5 Organic Valley “Free to Forage” carton, and then 2 eggs from this $10 Vital Farms “Restorative Pasture-Raised” carton. I snapped a photo â can you tell the eggs apart? I sure can.The yolks of the $10 Vital Farms “Restorative Pasture-Raised” carton has a rich, orange color. I’ve read that this means the chickens had a more diverse diet with more carotenoids, which comes from marigolds, insects, grass, etc. You know, the things you find in a pasture.So one could surmise that the chickens producing these Vital Farms “Restorative Pasture-Raised” eggs have MORE access to organic pasture than the Organic Valley “Free to Forage” chickens. I like it.Yes, double the price is dramatic. But the truth is: this “restorative” method is the normal I’d like to see again in egg production, and I’d like to see this line continued and expanded.Since I have little intention or resources to lobby for more humane and sustainable farming regulations or start my own chicken farm, I’ll just go ahead and pay the extra $5 each week and hope that it raises the competitive standard.Thanks, chickens!
covey –
Best eggs on the market!
I eat eggs for breakfast every morning, so I’m somewhat of a connoisseur :)These eggs are most delicious and nutritious eggs I’ve found. They are large and the yolks are dark orange, which is a sign of a very nutritious egg, because it means that the chickens are eating a healthy and natural diet. You’ll notice the opposite of this if your buy eggs from highly-processed farms/factories, whereby the eggs will be a milky, light-yellow color.
Health & Wellbeing –
Delicious Flavor. Dark Yolks. No Gamey Taste
Pros: We compared six brands of eggs & these were the favorite of all involved in the tasting.Delicious, no gamey taste as some of the other pastured eggs had, dark yolks, healthy environment for the hens.Cons: Difficult to find at Whole Foods/Amazon. Not inexpensive, but worth a little extra.
StarSky2900 –
Great eggs
These eggs are noticeably fresher than regular eggs, have a much darker orange yolk, and taste better in our meals, whether straight as eggs or in recipes such as waffles.
Marzieh Samii –
Best eggs
These eggs have orange color yoke that proves they are truly pasture raised. I hope they become more readily available on Amazon, but since my first purchase, they have been out of stock on Amazon. They are worth the price.
James B. –
Tasty but Expensive Eggs
I tried these today, hard-boiled only. They seemed like all the other Organic/CF/PR eggs in various ways, but they did seem to taste better. Still, at around $10.00 a dozen, they better taste good. I can understand the extra cost if the eggs truly are everything they claim they are.