Free range garden eggs

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Mods, if this is overstepping the line, please feel free to lock or delete.


My MIL has gone ahead and acquired about 25 REAL chickens and as a result, she is now getting more eggs than we could ever hope to eat. Our chickens are free range since s it's their job to keep the beastie population down. We do supplement their diet with some cracked corn, vegetables and fruit, so they are living good.

At present we are getting 15 to 20 eggs per day so I have promised my MIL that I would try and put the word out to see if anyone would be interested in buy fresh eggs from her. Depending on how many eggs a person orders, the chances are all the eggs will have been laid on the day you order.


We stay in Borfai so I'm sure she would be willing to deliver free of charge as well if you stay nearby, or for a small fee if you stay further afield.

Please note though, that since these are true free range eggs, they are not all identical in terms of color or size. What I can say though, is that you'll see the difference the minute you crack the eggs open.

Anyway, if interested just PM me, or post on here. :thumb:

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You're probably overstepping the mark, although I can't see you making your fortune with or without advertising. Personally, I'll leave it for Admin to decide.

Bring what you've got (no more than 30) with you on Wednesday evening, and we'll have them. Mrs BB will then say if she wants more.
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Hi Takaieb.

I'm interessted in 10-15 maybe more egs per week,what is the price per eg ?

I live opposite imigration office,so can pick them up myself.

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Hi Takiap

We'd certainly be interested.
Would it be possible to pick up a tray first and then we can talk about placing a regular order?

Just send me a PM or call me at 084-8007400.
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Thanks for the replies guys. I've received a few PMs for details, so before I respond to any other requests, I'm going to wait and see where we stand because we only get so many eggs per week. Thank goodness my MIL can read English because if got wind of the interest shown on here she would be straight out to get even more hens. :shock:


Considering just how often I fight with the old bag, I don't even really know why I'm allowing myself to get roped into this. Nonetheless, it is quite amusing. :D
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Eggciting stuff :duck:
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Big Boy wrote:You're probably overstepping the mark, although I can't see you making your fortune with or without advertising. Personally, I'll leave it for Admin to decide.

Bring what you've got (no more than 30) with you on Wednesday evening, and we'll have them. Mrs BB will then say if she wants more.

I don't know BB, from the way my MIL has been going on about this, you would swear she's about to become a millionaire. Anyway, the eggs can't be too bad because she's already go a few fixed orders, which of course has only boosted her ego even more.


I'll bring through thirty if she has than many available - she's charging 6 baht an egg, roughly the same price as the CP eggs at Tesco.


As a side note.........one of her Thai friends commented that the eggs are sometimes difficult to peel if you boil them. I did a Google search and it seem this has to do with the freshness. The fresher they are, the more difficult they are to peel, but apparently you can get around this by dunking them in cold water. Not sure if it works or not because I always eat my eggs fried or scrambled.


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Terry wrote:Eggciting stuff :duck:

You don't need to tell me. You must be beside yourself with eggcitement, now that you can offer your customers good quality egg mayonnaise sandwiches while they're waiting to catch the big one. :laugh: :thumb:


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Takiap wrote:
Terry wrote:Eggciting stuff :duck:

You don't need to tell me. You must be beside yourself with eggcitement, now that you can offer your customers good quality egg mayonnaise sandwiches while they're waiting to catch the big one. :laugh: :thumb:


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Or even of eggcellent quality, I would have thought :wink:
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barrys wrote:
Takiap wrote:
Terry wrote:Eggciting stuff :duck:

You don't need to tell me. You must be beside yourself with eggcitement, now that you can offer your customers good quality egg mayonnaise sandwiches while they're waiting to catch the big one. :laugh: :thumb:


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Or even of eggcellent quality, I would have thought :wink:
Come on lads, sounds like you are eggsagerating now!!
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Eggscuse me but aren't we getting OT now... :oops:
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Quit egging on the silly posters :cheers:
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My daughter has 5 chickens at her place in California, had 6 but one eaten by a Raccoon :shock: Having egg layers seems to be a trend now even in semi-urban environments. She gets about one egg per day per bird and with a family of 5 (6 if including dog) she has more eggs then she knows what to do with.

Takiap......she doesn't refrigerate the eggs but leaves them in a bowl on the counter. Is that safe, and how long is safe? Pete :cheers:
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Pete, supermarkets don't refrigerate eggs so whilst I'm sure most of us do, I'm sure there is no need if they are going to be eaten within a reasonable number of days.
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I think as Dannie Boy. A rather well discussed subject tough: http://bit.ly/1aKyJqK :)
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