Cotswold Blue Legbar Eggs 6 Pack
Our Daylesford Blue Legbar hens are a rare Gloucestershire breed that produce our award-winning organic blue eggs with yolks of a rich yellow colour and high in omega 3. Our hens range freely in grass and clover pastures in the fresh air.
| Details | Thriving on our traditional, low-impact, high-welfare farm, they are free to roam our agroforestry fields from dawn until dusk, relishing the wild grasses and herbs, fallen fruit, worms, insects and clover. Every hen has at least 10m² of open space to explore, living in harmony with fruit trees, vegetables, hares, skylarks and other local wildlife under a canopy of over 5,000 trees. They reward us with deliciously rich, golden-yolked eggs and nourish the soil they roam on – which keeps our British countryside diverse and thriving. Contains six pastel blue eggs of different sizes Class A Great Taste Awards 2011 – 2 Stars |
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| Shelf Life | 5 days |
| Storage Advice | Keep refrigerated below 5ËšC after purchase. |
| Packaging | 100% recyclable box. Please recycle. |
| Product Code | 1447 |
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per 100g |
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Energy |
547kJ |
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131kcal |
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Fat |
9g |
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of which saturates |
2.5g |
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Carbohydrate |
0g |
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of which sugars |
0g |
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Fibre |
0g |
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Protein |
12.6g |
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Salt |
0.39g |
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Vitamin B12 |
2.7µg |
108% |
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Vitamin D |
3.2µg |
64% |
NRV = Nutrient Reference Value recommended daily intake.
Vitamin B12 NRV = 2.5ug / Vitamin D NRV = 5ug
DELIVERY INFORMATION
We use DPD to deliver items to addresses throughout mainland UK.
You may select your preferred delivery day during check-out. Next day deliveries have a cut-off time of 12pm (please note next day delivery is not available on all items).
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Your order will arrive in a Daylesford branded, 100% recycled cardboard box packed with shredded spruce from Britain and Sweden, natural sheep’s wool insulation and non-toxic chilled gel packs, all of which can be reused, composted or recycled.
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