Vital Farms Pasture-Raised Large Eggs for Responsible Sourcing, Vegetarian-Fed Brown Eggs for Everyday Family Kitchens
Vital Farms Pasture-Raised Large Eggs for Responsible Sourcing, Vegetarian-Fed Brown Eggs for Everyday Family Kitchens
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Why you'll love it
- Provides the reassurance that hens have outdoor pasture access rather than a fully confined environment
- Lets shoppers trace each carton to the farm where the eggs were laid and view that farm online
- Large brown Grade A eggs offer versatile, familiar ingredients for cooking and baking
- Supports a network of more than 575 small farms that prioritizes animal welfare
- Vegetarian-fed hens and kosher status align with specific dietary and purchasing preferences
- The compact six-count carton suits smaller households and one-recipe quantities
Perfect for
- Preparing boiled, scrambled, fried, or omelet eggs for everyday breakfasts
- Baking cakes, cookies, muffins, custards, and other recipes that call for eggs
- Making family brunches, quiches, frittatas, and savory breakfast casseroles
- Packing egg-based lunches or quick protein-rich snacks for work or school
- Checking the farm name on the carton and viewing the laying pasture on the Vital Farms website
Product Information6 EGGS: This carton of Vital Farms Pasture-Raised Eggs holds 6 Large, Brown, Grade A eggs that come from our network of farmers who care.
PASTURE RAISED: Our hens enjoy at least 108 sqft. of pasture each with plenty of fresh air and sunshine, and freedom to forage through rotated pastures, feasting on a natural buffet of grasses. Just as Mother Nature intended.
FROM FARMERS WHO CARE: We began as a single-family farm. Today, we work with over 575 small farms who put the welfare of their animals first.
TRACEABLE: See the actual farm where your actual eggs were laid! Find the farm name on your egg carton, and enter it into our website for a 360° view of the pasture where your eggs were laid!
CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM: Vital Farms is a Certified B Corporation with a purpose to improve the lives of people, animals, and the planet through food.
Our mission is to bring ethical food to the table. We aim to improve the lives of people, animals, and the planet through food. Our eggs and butter from small farms are ethical foods you don’t have to question. Whether it’s giving the girls year-round outdoor access, supporting farmers, enabling you to trace your eggs back to the farm, or setting the record straight in the egg aisle, you can always trust that Vital Farms is Keeping it BS-Free.
Ingredients
Eggs
Items Details
Diet Type: Kosher
Container Type: carton
Cuisine: Universal
Allergen Information: Eggs
Specialty: Pasture-raised, Vegetarian-fed
Set Name: 6ct
Age Range Description: All Ages
Part Number: 1037163
Frequently Asked Questions
What sourcing information is provided for safety-conscious grocery shoppers?
Each carton identifies the farm where the eggs were laid, and shoppers can view the laying pasture online. The product is also kosher and comes from hens that are vegetarian-fed.
Are these eggs suitable for households that prioritize responsible farming?
Yes. Each hen receives at least 108 square feet of pasture with access to fresh air and sunshine, and Vital Farms sources from a network of more than 575 small farms.
How does the farm-name traceability support informed household purchases?
The printed farm name lets you connect the carton to an online 360-degree view of the laying pasture, giving you a clearer way to evaluate the specific farm's outdoor setting.
Are these eggs kosher for shoppers with strict dietary requirements?
Yes. Vital Farms states that this product has kosher status. Shoppers should still check the current package and any applicable certification information for their individual requirements.
Do the hens receive outdoor access instead of remaining fully confined?
Yes. Every hen receives at least 108 square feet of pasture, and pasture access is rotated so the birds can forage naturally on grasses with access to fresh air and sunshine.
Are these eggs a responsible choice for a family grocery shopping for breakfast?
They are designed for shoppers who value outdoor pasture access, small-farm sourcing, farm traceability, vegetarian-fed hens, and kosher status. They also provide a convenient six-count option for everyday cooking.
Can I trust the grade and size information on the carton?
The product contains six large brown Grade A eggs. Inspect the carton and individual eggs when they arrive, and follow standard food-safety practices for storage and preparation.
How do these pasture-raised eggs compare with conventional cage eggs?
The most relevant distinction is the stated husbandry standard: these hens have outdoor pasture access, while conventional cage eggs may come from hens kept in indoor confinement without pasture access. Taste, nutrition, price, and availability can also vary.
How do these eggs compare with organic eggs?
Both categories may appeal to shoppers seeking transparent sourcing information, but they address different standards. These eggs are identified by pasture access, vegetarian-fed hens, small-farm sourcing, and kosher status, so compare the specific claims that matter to you.
What should I check before buying if I have a specific dietary concern?
Read the current carton and manufacturer information for the most up-to-date ingredient, certification, allergen, and sourcing details. Also consider your personal dietary needs, refrigeration needs, and the required quantity for your household.
How should I store and prepare these eggs for the best results?
Refrigerate the carton promptly in the main refrigerator compartment and keep the eggs in their original carton until use. Cook them thoroughly, avoid cracked eggs, and follow local food-safety guidance for eggs.
How do I prepare hard-boiled eggs for breakfast or packed lunches?
Place the eggs in a pot, cover them with cold water by about an inch, bring the water to a boil, remove the pot from the heat, and let them stand covered. Transfer them to ice water, peel, refrigerate if not eating immediately, and pack in a cooler for travel.
What is the best way to cook these large brown eggs?
They can be boiled, scrambled, fried, or used in omelets. For an even boil, use a pot that prevents the eggs from rolling, cover them with cold water, and avoid overcooking. For fried or scrambled eggs, cook over medium heat until the whites are set and the yolks reach your preferred consistency.
Are these eggs suitable for common baking recipes?
Yes. Their large size makes them useful for cakes, cookies, muffins, custards, pies, and other recipes that call for eggs. For precise baking results, measure using the amount specified in the recipe.
Can I use these eggs in quiches, frittatas, and breakfast casseroles?
Yes. Beat the eggs with the other liquid ingredients, season as directed, and pour the mixture into the prepared dish. Bake or cook until the eggs are fully set and the center reaches the appropriate internal temperature.
What comes in the package?
Each package contains six large brown Grade A eggs. No utensils, cooking equipment, or additional ingredients are included.
Should I wash the eggs before storing or cooking them?
Do not wash them before storing because that can reduce the protective cuticle and increase contamination risk. Keep the shells clean, and cook the eggs thoroughly. If the shell is dirty, wipe it dry rather than rinsing it.
Are these eggs safe to buy for regular family meals?
They are sold as fresh shell eggs and should be refrigerated, handled cleanly, and cooked thoroughly. Check the sell-by date, inspect the carton for damage, and discard any eggs that are cracked or show signs of spoilage.
How do I find the farm where my eggs were laid?
Look for the farm name printed on the carton, then visit the farm-lookup or related information on the Vital Farms website for a 360-degree view of the laying pasture.
What is the difference between pasture-raised eggs and other egg categories?
Pasture-raised eggs come from hens with outdoor access to pasture, while other categories may describe different feed, housing, or farming standards. Compare the specific sourcing, certification, welfare, price, size, and packaging details that matter to your household.
