(Organic) Pasture-Raised Eggs - where to buy?

[bbi1]

Anyone buying Pasture-Raised or Organic Pasture-Raised eggs? Where do you buy these from in the Pattaya City area? Didn't see any being sold at Big C. Haven't checked other supermarkets yet. What about normal markets Thai people shop at?

[still kicking]

2 minutes ago, bbi1 said:

Anyone buying Pasture-Raised or Organic Pasture-Raised eggs? Where do you buy these from in the Pattaya City area? Didn't see any being sold at Big C. Haven't checked other supermarkets yet. What about normal markets Thai people shop at?

Where I live you can buy them in any supermarket but I am in the west

[Pattaya57]

I didn't know what Pasture-Raised eggs were so googled it. First two stores listed were well known Villa Market and Tops supermarket

[tomster]

Makro have organic eggs under their Aro brand and one other brand.

[dinsdale]

13 hours ago, Pattaya57 said:

I didn't know what Pasture-Raised eggs were so googled it. First two stores listed were well known Villa Market and Tops supermarket

Free range.

[Pattaya57]

24 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

Free range.

I know what free range is, just never heard of 'Pasture-raised eggs', or 'Organic eggs' for that matter

 

Anyway, google told me Villa Market has loads of them

 

Edited November 24 by Pattaya57

[dinsdale]

7 minutes ago, Pattaya57 said:

I know what free range is, just never heard of 'Pasture-raised eggs'.

 

Anyway, as I said earlier Villa Market has loads of them

Yep. I should've added a question mark. I was wondering if it's the same thing. Turns out it's not. Pasture gives more space per hen.

[bbi1]

2 hours ago, dinsdale said:

Free range.

It's not the same as free range. Free range means they only have a tiny door with access to go outside for a set period of time, if the hens so choose to.

 

Here's a guide of the difference of the types of eggs: 

 

[bbi1]

Ok, after searching online for Tops, Villa, Big C and Makro, there are no Pasture-Raised eggs for sale by any of the supermarkets. On Tops there comes one labled as Pasture-Raised but when you go to the Youtube video of that farm producing the eggs, it's clearly a lie as they are shown to be locked up while only eating grains, they have nowhere to roam. Seems to be impossible to find any Pasture-Raised eggs in Pattaya.

Edited November 24 by bbi1

[Pattaya57]

 

1 minute ago, bbi1 said:

Seems to be impossible to find any Pasture-Raised eggs in Pattaya.

life will go on for most of us 😉

[jas007]

Tops at Central Festival has free range c chicken eggs from Hill Tribes.  Something like that.  Actually, they have all sorts of different kinds.  I never paid too much attention. 

[redwood1]

I have tried most of the so called free range eggs in the supermarkets......I have not been that impressed with them......I now buy eggs in the Soi Bukow  Tuesday Friday market...The eggs there seem to me to be the best around........I dont know if the eggs are free range or not.......But they are pretty good eggs........

 

I have been buying my eggs in the market for about 4-5 years now....

Edited November 24 by redwood1

[bbi1]

7 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

I have tried most of the so called free range eggs in the supermarkets......I have not been that impressed with them......I now buy eggs in the Soi Bukow  Tuesday Friday market...The eggs there seem to me to be the best around........I dont know if the eggs are free range or not.......But they are pretty good eggs........

 

I have been buying my eggs in the market for about 4-5 years now....

Is there only one stall selling eggs at that market?

 

How much do they sell the eggs for there and what size are those eggs they sell? Do they also sell duck eggs?

Edited November 24 by bbi1

[Pattaya57]

3 hours ago, bbi1 said:

Ok, after searching online for Tops, Villa, Big C and Makro, there are no Pasture-Raised eggs for sale by any of the supermarkets. On Tops there comes one labled as Pasture-Raised but when you go to the Youtube video of that farm producing the eggs, it's clearly a lie as they are shown to be locked up while only eating grains, they have nowhere to roam. Seems to be impossible to find any Pasture-Raised eggs in Pattaya.

Didn't you ask for organic eggs? They have these in Villa Market

[bbi1]

6 minutes ago, Pattaya57 said:

Didn't you ask for organic eggs? They have these in Villa Market

 

I was after Pasture-Raised Eggs, either being organic or not organic. But would prefer if they were Organic Pasture-Raised Eggs. Seems next to impossible to find in Pattaya, but it's potentially possible to get in BKK if you order from a farm which has Pasture-Raised chickens who deliver to BKK and outer BKK such as this: https://paleorobbie.com/grocery_details/pasture-raised-chicken-eggs-12-pack?srsltid=AfmBOoqIOVt2ddnhf7KOTqTG8FJ7T10GA9hWk_3L_TTEHGssbkT687R8

Edited November 24 by bbi1

[redwood1]

21 minutes ago, bbi1 said:

Is there only one stall selling eggs at that market?

 

How much do they sell the eggs for there and what size are those eggs they sell? Do they also sell duck eggs?

 

There are 2 egg stalls there.....I buy from the one with a nice young lady selling.....

 

They have all sized eggs there......The eggs are not very expensive.......I have never seen duck eggs there...

 

Give the eggs a try......You very well might like them.....If not no need to buy again....

Edited November 24 by redwood1

[Seppius]

1 hour ago, redwood1 said:

I have tried most of the so called free range eggs in the supermarkets......I have not been that impressed with them......I now buy eggs in the Soi Bukow  Tuesday Friday market...The eggs there seem to me to be the best around........I dont know if the eggs are free range or not.......But they are pretty good eggs........

 

I have been buying my eggs in the market for about 4-5 years now....

They probably buy them from Makro and put on a small profit

[redwood1]

29 minutes ago, Seppius said:

They probably buy them from Makro and put on a small profit

 

My Thai is very poor but from what I understand, the girl told me the eggs came from their farm....The eggs are too imperfect to come from Makro...

 

If anyone speaks better Thai I would like to know more about the eggs there..

Edited November 24 by redwood1

[HermesHermes]

Big C (Sapan Kwai) in Bangkok sells hilltribe-raised true free range chickens. According to the label, anyway. Presumably Big Cs in Pattaya do too.

[Oink]

If you want to really try somthing "Organic" buy some eggs at Phala Fishing Village near Sattahip, the hens are running around everywhere. One slight drawback, the eggs taste of fish.

Once tasted, never forgotten😝

[georgegeorgia]

3 hours ago, Oink said:

If you want to really try somthing "Organic" buy some eggs at Phala Fishing Village near Sattahip, the hens are running around everywhere. One slight drawback, the eggs taste of fish.

Once tasted, never forgotten😝

One could read connotations into that , thankyou 

Edited yesterday at 06:34 PM by georgegeorgia

[save the frogs]

I buy the cheap eggs sometimes to save money.

Because a eat a truckload of eggs.

I mix the cheap ones with some pricier ones.

Better ones have more orange / darker yolks. 

 

[tomkenet]

My local Macro in banphe has hilltribe eggs. 90baht/10.

Often sold out through.

 

https://hilltribeorganics.com/

[AndreasHG]

On 11/23/2024 at 10:05 PM, bbi1 said:

Where do you buy these from in the Pattaya City area?

 

These are sold by Villa Market in Bangkok. I guess the same should be true in Pattaya...

Edited 17 hours ago by AndreasHG

[bradiston]

On 11/24/2024 at 12:03 PM, tomster said:

Makro have organic eggs under their Aro brand and one other brand.

Big C, Makro, Foodland, Friendship all have organic free range eggs and I'm sure there are other outlets. I buy the Hill Tribes brand. But check the bbe dates. Generally people buy the cheapest, so factory, caged versions sell the most.

Edited 15 hours ago by bradiston

[john donson]

can you be sure anything is organic here where even villa market's expensive organic veggies, had pesticide residues...

[bradiston]

1 hour ago, john donson said:

can you be sure anything is organic here where even villa market's expensive organic veggies, had pesticide residues...

No, you can't. Factory eggs just packed in a fancy looking box with "Organic free range" printed on the outside, and who's to know? I'll stick to buying what it says on the box though.

[Luuk Chaai]

On 11/24/2024 at 12:11 PM, dinsdale said:

Free range.

free range and pasture raised are 2 diff things

organic free range is a marketing ploy ..   if the hens have access to leave the coup and walk into a caged holding pen.  then they have free range .    and they are still fed corn/soy/grains etc

pasture raised are out  with a considerable more amt of space

the trick is to find a local who raises there own chicks and walks the field to collect the eggs

The main difference between pasture-raised and free-range eggs is the minimum outdoor space provided to the hens. For pasture-raised eggs, each hen gets a minimum of 108 square feet of pasture for themselves. Whereas with free-range eggs, the hens only receive a minimum of 2 square feet of pasture for themselves.