Pasture Raised Eggs vs Regular Eggs

Pasture Raised Eggs vs Regular Eggs (Commercial) [Subtitles]

In today's video we discuss the differences between pasture raised eggs and regular eggs. We explore the nutritional differences between these eggs and explain how "cage free" is not the same as pasture raised.

Pasture raised eggs contain a much higher amount of nutrients than cheap commercial eggs, because the hens are grown naturally, consuming grass, small insects and have access to sunlight. This enriches their eggs with additional nutrients making them a superior product for your health.

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[judithgayle]

Yes Ryan I know you always tell the truth ☺️👍👍 excellent information ☺️

[victorianyc]

Can you spread the word to those that have connections to make all the farns pasture raised cruelty free for the hens and humans. I appreciate it.

[Paul-]

I’m pleased that I haven’t been wasting my money by buying organic, free range eggs.😀

[nostalgic_blue]

Pastured eggs taste delicious cooked in organic, pastured butter.

[nataliewilliamson]

Would u recommend the pastured raised eggs for baking

[dustinschroller]

We had 30 hens that were pastured until the numbers dropped very quickly. The eggs were the best I ever had while they lasted. These hens were raised from chicks and into laying age and they really produced well. Then...they started disappearing, little by little, but oh so fast. Everything wants to eat a chicken. Everything around here got to, except me. We have hawks, owls, oppossums, raccoons, snakes, coyotes, wild pigs, wild dogs, feral cats, bobcats, and black people. All the wild things ate my chickens. I even had pies taken from my window sill. I don't know what kind of animal does that, but it's just their nature.

[captainamericaamerica]

MANY CAN'T AFFORD THOSE COSTLY EGGS.😯😯😩😩😩🐣🐣🐥🐥

[rgvtexas]

I buy farm eggs from friends. Very very tasty. About $2.00 a dozen.

[captainamericaamerica]

MANY DON'T LIKE THOSE RUNNY YOLKS! IT'S LIKE VOMIT 😣😣😤😤😯😯😯😝😝😝😝🐣🐣🐣

[nomore]

Anyone up for throwing some eggs on a factor jk

[carolinemcallister]

You lost me at frying in sunflower oil. You must not be well informed and/or are paid by the sunflower oil companies.