The wild ways of pasture-raised

A woman with a shopping cart being chased by an ostrich

Pete & Gerry’s pasture-raised hens roam wild and free under sunny skies on acres of open pasture—108 sq ft or more per hen. Which means our pasture-raised eggs are almost the wildest eggs you can get. The only thing wilder? Breakfast with a side of fight or flight. Shop Pete & Gerry’s for wildly delicious eggs without the element of danger.

Explore What “Wild" Really Means

A short ad about P&G employees stealing eggs from various wild animals

A video ad about chicken eggs, along with a short scene of someone stealing eggs from an ostrich

A short video ad about chicken eggs, as well as a short scene of a woman attempting to steal eggs from an eagle

A short video clip of a man stealing eggs from an alligator's nest

A woman with a shopping cart attempting to steal ostrich eggs. The ostrich chases her away

A Pete & Gerry's employee trying to steal eggs from an eagle

See Pasture-Raised in the Wild

Knowing that these eggs come from hens who enjoy the freedom to forage on lush pastures, soaking up the sun, and feasting on a nutrient-rich diet, makes every bite even more satisfying.
Paloma R.

As soon as you eat these eggs, you can tell that these chickens were raised differently. The egg yolks are a vibrant yellow and the egg is creamier than any other egg that I have tasted.
Edward H.

I was like many other people in thinking cage-free was great for chickens, but now I know that pasture-raised is best. Being free to roam around and fresh air really does make for a better egg.
Melissa R.