



Healthy Hens, Healthy Eggs, Healthy Planet
Welcome to Nellie's Free Range, where every day starts sunny-side up, whether you're a human or a hen. You could say that leading with kindness is "kind" of our thing.
Fill your bellies with Nellie's
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Certified Humane Free-Range
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Raised on family farms
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A healthy, sustainable protein
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No antibiotics, no hormones
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Cooked to perfection
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Certified Humane Free-Range
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Grab-and-go
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Protein-rich snack
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Available in two convenient sizes
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From grass-fed cows
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Raised on American family-run dairy farms
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No antibiotics, no hormones
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Creamy and delicious
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What's the difference between free-range and cage-free?
If you're here, chances are you know (or have a hunch) that free-range is a better choice for your family, our hens, and the planet. As for cage-free? It isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Here at the Pete & Gerry's Family of Brands, we believe that every human and hen deserves a life enriched with freedom, love, and nourishment in all forms. That's why we're proud to partner with No Kid Hungry, helping provide 1.5 million meals* to children facing food insecurity this year. Join our efforts to give families all over the country direct access to nutritious, high-quality staples by making a donation today.
*No Kid Hungry does not provide individual meals; your donations help support programs that feed kids. Learn more at NoKidHungry.org/OneDollar
Healthy Hens Lay Better Eggs
Caged and Cage-Free Yolks
Nellie's Free-Range Yolks
Test Your Eggspertise
True or false: cage-free hens have access to the outdoors.
False! Unlike free-range hens, cage-free hens spend their lives indoors.
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How to Live Like Nellie and Her Hen Friends
She's a pretty big deal around the farm: Nellie knows where to find all the juiciest worms and the best spots for a dust bath. No wonder she's so popular among her gaggle of gals! When it comes to free-range living, she “kind” of has it all figured out.
"It's worth noting, as Nellie's Free Range Eggs does, that eggs from free-range (not just cage-free) hens have stronger shells due to the hens being able to express natural behavior and consume enough grit to make nice, strong shells."
