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A Guerrero Family Farm
4 Dozen Egg Box
About Our Eggs
Our hens lay every morning, and we collect by hand every day. Each egg is inspected, packed narrow-end down in protective foam, and shipped within days of being laid, while supermarket eggs can be weeks old before they reach a shelf. The difference shows up in the deep golden yolk and firm white the moment you crack one.
About Our Chickens
Our flock lives outdoors on our family farm, scratching in the dirt, chasing bugs, and taking dust baths in the California sun. No cages, no crowded warehouses. We believe a hen that lives like a hen lays a better egg, and we raise ours the way our grandparents did.
Shipping Information
We ship early in the week only, so your eggs never sit in a facility over a weekend. Every box uses molded foam shippers and insulated packaging, and breakage protection is always included. If any eggs arrive cracked, we replace them free. You'll get tracking by email the moment your box ships.
The problem
The truth about mass-produced eggs
The eggs at the supermarket were laid weeks ago by hens that may never see sunlight. By the time they reach your fridge, they've been through warehouses, trucks, and shelves. The carton labels are designed to make that system sound wholesome.
- Store eggs can be 30 to 60 days old before you buy them
- "Cage-free" usually means a crowded indoor warehouse
- Hens are fed the cheapest feed available, and it shows in the egg
- Pale, flat yolks are the signature of an industrial egg
The difference
What makes Golden Eggs different
We're not a brand with a farm story. We're a family with an actual farm. Every carton comes from hens we know, raised outdoors and fed well. When your box arrives, you're days from the nest, not months from a warehouse.
- Collected by hand every single morning
- Hens live outside with real room to roam
- Shipped within days of being laid, not weeks
- Deep golden yolks you can see the moment you crack one
Our eggs vs. mass-produced eggs
Same product on the label. Completely different food in the carton.
| What's inside | Golden Eggs Club | Mass-produced eggs |
|---|---|---|
| Age when it reaches you | Days old | Often 30 to 60 days old |
| How the hens live | Outdoors, room to roam | Crowded indoor housing |
| Hen's diet | Pasture + quality feed | Cheapest feed available |
| Yolk | Deep golden orange | Pale and flat |
| Who collected it | The Guerrero family, by hand | Automated machinery |
| Traceability | One farm, one flock | Anonymous supply chain |
Our story
A Guerrero family farm, established 2025
Golden Eggs Club started in our own California backyard with a small flock and a simple belief: food is better when you know exactly where it comes from. Today, every box still comes from our family's hens, collected, inspected, and packed by us, with our name on it.
- Family owned and operated
- Every order packed by the people who raised the hens
- Growing slowly. We'd rather stay small than cut corners
The Golden Guarantee
Every box ships with breakage protection included. If any eggs arrive cracked, we replace them free. No photos, no receipts, no hassle. And if your first box doesn't make you rethink what an egg should taste like, we'll make it right.
Frequently asked questions
How fresh are the eggs when they arrive?
Your eggs are shipped within days of being laid and typically arrive 1 to 3 days later, fresher than almost anything you can buy in a store.
How do the eggs survive shipping?
Each egg sits in its own molded foam cavity inside an insulated box, and we only ship early in the week so boxes never sit over a weekend. If anything arrives cracked anyway, we replace it free.
Do the eggs need to be refrigerated?
Yes. Refrigerate your eggs as soon as your box arrives and they'll stay fresh for weeks.
Can I change or cancel my delivery schedule?
Anytime. Skip a delivery, switch frequency, or cancel in a couple of clicks from your account. No phone calls, no commitments.
Why do these cost more than store eggs?
You're paying for a different product: hens raised outdoors on real feed, eggs collected by hand, and protective shipping to your door within days of laying. Industrial eggs are cheap because everything about how they're made is cheap.
What the club is saying
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