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<div class="answers">Every carton comes with a sell by date. The eggs should last at least 6 weeks past that date.<br/></div>
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Yummy Suggestions
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<div class="answers">Duck eggs can be used just like chicken eggs. Use duck eggs for an extra decadent and nutrient-rich breakfast sandwich. Their high protein and fat content also makes them excellent for baking. Substitute two duck eggs for every three chicken eggs that a recipe calls for. </div>
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Feed Ingredients
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The duck feed comes from River Nutrition. It is corn and soy-free and contains barley, flax, sunflower seeds, and certified for organic feed supplements that contain vitamins, minerals, probiotics, and essential oils. The feed is tested monthly for glyphosate, and it has always come back with a negligible result that is lower than certified organic feed.</div>
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Honest Disclosure
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<div class="answers">Our duck egg farmer buys in feed and does not grow it himself. It is not traceable back to a single farm. Vitamins and minerals are added to the feed. Some vitamins are synthetic.</div>
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