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

A quiche with the filling arranged in the shape of roses pete and gerry's organic eggs

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.