alt Hacker NewsSounds like a classic case of -not the cheapest option, but definitely the most rewarding-. The ethical aspect is a huge plus: knowing exactly how your eggs are produced and giving the chickens a good life.
Sounds like a classic case of -not the cheapest option, but definitely the most rewarding-. The ethical aspect is a huge plus: knowing exactly how your eggs are produced and giving the chickens a good life.
> not the cheapest option, but definitely the most rewarding
It's not that much more expensive if you were to compare with store-bought eggs that actually match the quality.