pasture-raised eggs

noun
UK /ˈpɑːstʃə reɪzd ɛɡz/
US /ˈpæstʃər reɪzd ɛɡz/

Eggs from chickens that walk around outside on grass.

We buy pasture-raised eggs at the farmers' market.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Eggs from hens that spend most of their time outdoors on pasture.

The carton says these are pasture-raised eggs from a local farm.

3. A label on egg cartons showing the hens had outdoor access to grass.

Look for pasture-raised eggs if you want eggs from outdoor hens.

4. Eggs produced by hens that eat grass and insects outside.

Pasture-raised eggs often have deep orange yolks.