COCORETTE free-range eggs come from hens raised outdoors, allowing them to enjoy outdoor spaces to peck and move freely. These eggs are laid by hens that enjoy a balanced diet and a natural environment that promotes their well-being. Each egg is carefully selected to guarantee its freshness and quality.
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Faq
Q: What does "free range" mean for eggs?
A: This means that the chickens have access to an outdoor run during the day.
Q: What is the difference between free-range eggs and battery eggs?
A: Battery eggs come from hens raised in cages, with no access to the outdoors.
Q: Are COCORETTE eggs organic?
A: "Outdoor" is not synonymous with organic. Check for the organic label on the packaging.
Q: How do I check the freshness of an egg?
A: Place the egg in a glass of water: if it sinks, it is fresh; if it floats, it is no longer fresh.
Q: What size are COCORETTE eggs?
A: Egg size (small, medium, large, etc.) is usually indicated on the packaging.
Conservation
To preserve the freshness of the cocorette eggs, it is recommended to keep them in the refrigerator, in their original packaging, at a temperature between 0 ° C and 4 ° C. It is better to place them at the bottom of the refrigerator, where the temperature is the most stable. Preferably consume them within 28 days of the laying date indicated on the packaging.
Ingredients & nutritional information
Ingredients: eggs of hens raised outdoors. Nutritional information (for an average egg of 53g): Energy: 74 kcal / 309 kj Proteins: 6.5 g Carbohydrates: 0.6 g including sugars: 0.6 g lipids: 5.1 g including saturated fatty acids: 1.5 g salt: 0.15 g vitamin A: 0.08 mg vitamin D: 1.1 µg vitamin E: 0.7 mg vitamin B2: 0.7 mg vitamin B2: 0.7 mg vitamin 0.2 mg vitamin B12: 0.9 µg iron: 1.2 mg
Q: What does "free range" mean for eggs?
A: This means that the chickens have access to an outdoor run during the day.
Q: What is the difference between free-range eggs and battery eggs?
A: Battery eggs come from hens raised in cages, with no access to the outdoors.
Q: Are COCORETTE eggs organic?
A: "Outdoor" is not synonymous with organic. Check for the organic label on the packaging.
Q: How do I check the freshness of an egg?
A: Place the egg in a glass of water: if it sinks, it is fresh; if it floats, it is no longer fresh.
Q: What size are COCORETTE eggs?
A: Egg size (small, medium, large, etc.) is usually indicated on the packaging.
To preserve the freshness of the cocorette eggs, it is recommended to keep them in the refrigerator, in their original packaging, at a temperature between 0 ° C and 4 ° C. It is better to place them at the bottom of the refrigerator, where the temperature is the most stable. Preferably consume them within 28 days of the laying date indicated on the packaging.
Ingredients: eggs of hens raised outdoors. Nutritional information (for an average egg of 53g): Energy: 74 kcal / 309 kj Proteins: 6.5 g Carbohydrates: 0.6 g including sugars: 0.6 g lipids: 5.1 g including saturated fatty acids: 1.5 g salt: 0.15 g vitamin A: 0.08 mg vitamin D: 1.1 µg vitamin E: 0.7 mg vitamin B2: 0.7 mg vitamin B2: 0.7 mg vitamin 0.2 mg vitamin B12: 0.9 µg iron: 1.2 mg
Outdoor eggs Cocorette
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