570 days ago

Duck eggs for sale now (24 spring season)

Kim from Oxford

$1 per egg - thats a great protein component in a meal especially compared to the cost of meat nowadays!

Free range duck eggs for sale, laid by happy rescued domestic ducks. Mostly Pekin, khaki Campbell with a few muscovy and the odd wild mallard egg. Great for eating, baking, or making salted and century eggs. NOT FOR BALUT NOT FERTILE.

All eggs are candled immediately prior to sale to ensure you only receive super fresh eggs with no cracks etc.

Pickup from oxford or ChCh (Walthum on Tuesdays at 10:45am during term time)

Delivery: (approx fortnightly subject to demand and laying)
Free delivery to Rangiora (minimum order 1 dozen)
Delivery to Kaiapoi (subject to demand and min 1 doz)
Delivery to other rural areas outside Rangiora or Kaiapoi suburban area, and areas such as Cust, Swannanoa, Fernside etc by arrangement. Occasional pickup from other ChCh areas may be available please ask.

Payment by bank deposit prior to delivery or cash payment can be left in letterbox and eggs also left in letterbox.

Please text or WhatsApp 020 406 41485 to order. Numbers will ne limited until mid/late August but there are a number of girls laying right now!

All eggs are for eating only and are sterile (cannot be hatched). Please dont ask for hatching eggs. Due to the many ducks here and elsewhere needing homes, plus the people who use fertile eggs for balut.

Domestic ducks also available for adoption to approved homes if you would like to enjoy the hilarious entertainment of your own pet ducks plus some of your own fresh eggs

North Canterbury Duck Rescue

Price: $1

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