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Free Range Eggs by "Farm Made" Antibiotic Free. Omelettes, egg poach, and other such dishes come out fluffier and fuller!
Like any other product that is launched in Healthy Buddha, we have identified these eggs keeping in mind our health aspect, taste, and humane treatment of hens. We believe if the hen is treated right (And NOT like a caged prisoner whose only job is to lay eggs), and they are fed natural elements, they will give excellent healthy egg.
"Farm Made" Free Range Eggs Comes from a farm in Tamilnadu. Eggs are produced using traditional farming methods, ensuring highest animal protection standards. Their diet does NOT contain antibiotics, growth promoters, hormones or any such substances.
The poultry farm is located inside organic coconut farm. The Farm have less than 700 birds per acre, the birds are free to roam day & night. They have an enclosure which they can choose to return in the night if they feel like. The chickens are feed on natural feed like corn, soya, maize & other grains. The farms have their own feed mill & hence have strict quality measure on feed. They aren't given any antibiotics or steroids or growth hormones.
If you are not familiar with free range and wondering why it is much expensive than what you get locally. Please read this article.
https://healthybuddhamagazine.blogspot.com/2017/02/what-really-happens-before-you-have.html
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