Wendoly's eggs

[Wendolys Eggs]

Fresh Duck Eggs for Sale - Wendell, MN

From Our Spoiled Ducks to Your Table

Hello! We are excited to offer freshly laid, FDA approved and licensed duck eggs from our beloved pet ducks. We care deeply for our ducks and provide them with the best living conditions, ensuring they are happy and healthy.

About Our Duck Farm​

We operate a no-kill duck farm, meaning our ducks are raised purely for their eggs and are treated as cherished pets. Every day, we collect up to 22 eggs, and during the spring, this number can double to 44 eggs. Our ducks have fresh bedding daily and enjoy roaming freely across 2 acres of lush land.

Our Egg Collection and Packaging Process​

Each morning, we rise early to collect eggs with care and attention. The eggs are then hand-cleaned and packaged to ensure they reach you in the best condition.

Our Duck Breeds​

We have a diverse range of duck breeds, each contributing to the rich variety of our eggs. Our breeds include:

• Magpies
• Crested
• Cayuga
• Pekin
• Mallards
• Blue Swedish
• Aylesbury
• Rouen
• Avacot Ranger
• Campbell
• Silver Appleyard

Donation-Based Pricing​

We offer our eggs in 6-packs for a minimum donation of $3.00. The reason we refer to it as a donation is that all proceeds go directly into purchasing more food and bedding for our ducks. By buying our eggs, you're not just enjoying fresh, high-quality produce but also helping to sustain our duck farm.

Location and Purchase Information​

We are located in Wendell, MN. If you're interested in trying our fresh duck eggs, please comment and let us know. We look forward to sharing the delicious bounty of our farm with you!

Thank you for supporting our ducks and our farm!

 

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Are duck eggs better for you than chicken eggs?

 

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Are duck eggs better for you than chicken eggs?

Duck eggs are often considered "better" than chicken eggs because they are generally higher in nutrients like protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A, B6, and E, contain more iron and selenium, and have a thicker shell which leads to a longer shelf life; however, they also tend to have a higher fat content than chicken eggs, which might be a concern for some people depending on their diet.
Key points about duck eggs compared to chicken eggs:
Higher nutrient density:
Duck eggs generally contain more protein, vitamins A, B6, E, and omega-3 fatty acids than chicken eggs.
More iron and selenium:
Duck eggs are a richer source of iron and selenium compared to chicken eggs.
Thicker shell:
The thicker shell on a duck egg helps to protect it and extends its shelf life.
Larger size:
Duck eggs are noticeably larger than chicken eggs, so fewer duck eggs may be needed per recipe.
Higher fat content:
While considered a benefit by some, duck eggs also have a higher fat content compared to chicken eggs.

 

[DOODOOBROWN]

Duck eggs are often considered "better" than chicken eggs because they are generally higher in nutrients like protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A, B6, and E, contain more iron and selenium, and have a thicker shell which leads to a longer shelf life; however, they also tend to have a higher fat content than chicken eggs, which might be a concern for some people depending on their diet.
Key points about duck eggs compared to chicken eggs:
Higher nutrient density:
Duck eggs generally contain more protein, vitamins A, B6, E, and omega-3 fatty acids than chicken eggs.
More iron and selenium:
Duck eggs are a richer source of iron and selenium compared to chicken eggs.
Thicker shell:
The thicker shell on a duck egg helps to protect it and extends its shelf life.
Larger size:
Duck eggs are noticeably larger than chicken eggs, so fewer duck eggs may be needed per recipe.
Higher fat content:
While considered a benefit by some, duck eggs also have a higher fat content compared to chicken eggs.

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