Orchard Eggs

5.0from 14 reviewsBiodynamic pastured eggs from a family farmForest Row

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One daily serving of whole food nutrition for family life

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The Organised pouch, studio lit on the paper ground

Daily blend

Grass fed, freeze dried, nothing else

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Grass fed cattle grazing, from the article's own hero

Why an animal's diet matters

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Our founder sitting in the long grass beside a curious cow

Where it all started

A single translucent salt crystal held between finger and thumb, backlit gold against a pale sky

Summer 26

Salt of the Earth

Premieres 31 August

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Orchard Eggs is a small family owned poultry farm at the end of Brambletye Lane in Forest Row, East Sussex, run by Karen and Daniel Hoeberichts.

What they sell

Farmshop

Plan your visit

You can visit in person
Delivers locally

End of Brambletye Lane, Forest Row RH18 5EH

Visit

Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 2pm

Contact

Websitemyorchardeggs.co.uk/where-to-buy/
Phone+44 7533137847
EmailInfo@myorchardeggs.co.uk

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From the community

5.0

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8 months ago

Amazing eggs!!!

a year ago

2 years ago

I bought Orchards eggs last Saturday and they are amazing! The texture, the taste 🤌🏻 I have no doubt about their quality!

2 years ago

I brought these eggs and was amazed that they tasted so good. They flavour was there not like factory produced eggs that taste of nothing the yolks were nice and thick. Will buy again. Pleased that they are so cheap for organic eggs.

3 years ago

Excellent quality eggs.

4 years ago

Always great customer service, fresh eggs always.

4 years ago

My experience with orchard eggs is quite profound. I have a child believed to be allergic to eggs however can eat and THRIVE on orchard eggs. I’m not sure what they do but it’s a miracle we met them at our local farmers market!