I eat eggs for breakfast everyday so I make an effort to know where they come from. Yvette has been so kind to provide us with the best. I've grown 4 inches in the last year, I can lift 320 lbs now, and I can remember all the names of the bugs in my backyard. Truly magical experience - 10/10

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Dani (Bear) Caballero
San Antonio, TX | The Whimsy

Alora's eggs are so fresh and delicious. My daughter has been using them for baking, and my children are requesting eggs every morning, even before school! They're waking up early so they can have their rainbow eggs. Thank you for creating the subscription service – The Artisan is perfect for us. We love it!

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Nicole Santiago
Helotes, TX | The Artisan

I've made egg muffins before, but the egg muffins made with Alora's fresh rainbow eggs came out so fluffy and incredibly delicious! It made for a heavenly and satisfying dish!

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Lynn Jones
Castroville, TX | The Whimsy

These eggs are amazing!! The variety of colors are beautiful and unique. I never wanna buy store bought eggs again!

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Kallie Warren
Lakehills, TX

The eggs are beautiful and taste delicious! Yvette and Keith are extremely nice and transparent. Store bought eggs do not compare after we tasted these flavorful eggs.

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Seth and Magenta Armstrong
Bandera, TX | The Whimsy

I really loved the eggs we got. They made lovely omelets. I wish that I could make it to the terrarium classes but they’re during my school day. Overall pretty good eggs!

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Milayna H.
San Antonio, TX

The eggs from Alora save far past store brand. With the bloom on, you can leave them on the counter top for a week or so, they're so fresh! I loved getting my eggs from Alora all summer long, knowing exactly where they came from.

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Sky Lenaghan
San Antonio, TX | The Whimsy

A bite of Alora's eggs, with their golden yolks and rich depth of flavor, is nothing short of a hearty piece of heaven I love to keep in my kitchen. You can tell the chickens who laid these eggs had happy hearts and bellies.

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Keira Barry
Corpus Christi, TX

Dear Valued Clients,

We wanted to let you know that our flock is currently going through their natural molting phase. During this time, the chickens shed their old feathers and grow new ones, which temporarily reduces their egg production.

As a result, we will be pausing new subscription purchases until our hens have completed their molt and egg production is back to normal. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and patience.

If you would like to be placed on a waiting list and be notified when subscriptions are available again, please email us at support@aloracommunity.org. We'll be sure to keep you updated and let you know as soon as our egg production is back up.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding!

Warm regards,  

The Alora Community Connections Team

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Nature's Harmony Eggs

At Alora, we celebrate nature's magic. Relish the serene beauty and taste of our Nature's Harmony Eggs, raised with mindful and compassionate care at Ava Rose's home in the Texas Hill Country. Contented hens produce eggs that are visually stunning and highly nutritious. Through our subscription service, enjoy delivery or pickup from Bandera to Austin. Each egg reflects the harmony of our nurturing practices, and every sale helps support our community.

Mindfully Nurtured, Naturally Beautiful

Each dozen of Nature's Harmony Eggs comes in a whimsical array of colors – from creamy whites to rich chocolate browns, speckled beauties, and even enchanting blues and greens. This natural palette is a feast for the eyes and a testament to the diverse, nutrient-dense diet our hens enjoy. Supplemented with alfalfa hay and the freedom to forage for insects, our hens produce eggs that are rich in flavor and nutrients, offering you a delicious and wholesome experience with every bite.

Nature’s Artistry in Every Egg

  • Mindful Care: Our hens are raised in a serene, loving environment at Ava Rose's home, prioritizing their well-being.
  • Visually Stunning: Experience the vibrant colors and natural beauty of each egg, a testament to our care.
  • Highly Nutritious: Enjoy the health benefits of eggs produced through our mindful practices.
  • Convenient Delivery: Subscribe for regular delivery or pickup, serving the area from Bandera to Austin.
  • Support Our Vision: Every purchase supports the development of Alora, our planned intentional living community.
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Gentle Abundance: Eggs Delivered Monthly

Enjoy the convenience of having Nature's Harmony Eggs delivered to your door each month. Join other Texan subscribers, including chefs, in ensuring a steady supply of these vibrant, artisanal eggs.
How It Works:

1. Choose Your Plan: Select the subscription plan that fits your needs.

2. Enjoy Regular Deliveries: Receive fresh, beautiful eggs regularly delivered to your doorstep or available for pickup.

3. Support Alora: With each subscription, you contribute to the creation of an intentional living community for neurodivergent individuals, those with IDD, and support for caregivers.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Curious about our eggs? Expect vibrant yolks and charmingly irregular shapes. Wonder about yolks and those red or brown spots? We've got answers! Learn how to check freshness with the water float method, our gentle washing tips, and essential egg safety practices. We also cover our subscription cancellation policy. Let’s crack open some knowledge and enjoy the journey from hen to zen.
I've only ever had store-bought eggs. What can I expect with eggs straight from the hen?
When it comes to farm eggs, get ready for a treat! Their yolks are brighter and more vibrant, adding an extra pop of color to your dishes. Plus, you'll notice a delightful difference in texture - straight from the farm eggs can have irregular shapes and sizes, which only adds to their charm. Expect a touch of variety too; farm eggs come in different colors and sizes, reflecting the diversity of the chickens and their diets. And don't be surprised by the occasional imperfection; it's all part of their natural character. When you crack them open, you'll experience real eggs with thicker shells that give a satisfying crack. It's the little things that make farm-fresh eggs a delicious addition to any meal!
Is the yolk a chick?
Nope, that golden orb is the baby chick's buffet! It's the scrumptious meal they munch on the day before busting out of their shell. And guess what? It's so packed with nutrients that it keeps them fueled for up to three days post-hatch.
I see a small red / brown spot on the yolk? What is it? Is it safe?
If you've spotted a small red or brown spot on the yolk, don't worry! It's likely a meat spot or a blood spot, which is harmless. These spots occur due to the rupture of blood vessels during the egg formation process. Rest assured, eggs with these spots are safe to eat. Most of us just pull it out and continue on with our business.
How can I check if an egg is bad using the water float method?
Grab a cup, fill 'er up with water, and gently drop that egg in. If it sinks to the bottom like a well-behaved egg should, you're golden! But if it stands up on one end or starts bobbin' around like it's auditioning for a dance-off, it's still good but might need using soon. Now, if that egg decides it's too cool for school and floats right to the top, well, it's time to bid it farewell and send it on its way to egg heaven.
Should I wash the eggs?
We give our eggs a gentle wash, but we keep that special shield the mama hen gives them – the Bloom. Washing isn't a must, but if you fancy, a quick wipe with a damp paper towel does the trick.
Egg Safety Tips
For optimal enjoyment of your eggs, it's essential to handle, store, and cook them with care. Here are some crucial egg safety tips to ensure your culinary adventures are both delicious and safe.

1. Wash your hands: Before and after handling eggs, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water to prevent the spread of bacteria.

2. Check for cracks: Before using eggs, inspect them for cracks or any signs of damage. Cracked eggs can harbor bacteria and should be discarded.

3. Store eggs properly: Keep eggs refrigerated at temperatures below 45°F (7°C) to maintain their freshness and reduce the risk of bacterial contamination. Store them in their original carton to protect them from absorbing strong odors and flavors from other foods in the fridge.

4. Use clean utensils: When cracking eggs, use clean utensils and a clean surface to prevent cross-contamination with other foods.

5. Avoid consuming raw or undercooked eggs: To reduce the risk of foodborne illness, avoid consuming raw or undercooked eggs, especially if you are pregnant, elderly, or have a weakened immune system.

6. Cook eggs thoroughly: Cook eggs until both the yolk and the white are firm to kill any harmful bacteria that may be present. This is particularly important for dishes like scrambled eggs, omelets, and quiches.

By following these safety tips, you can minimize the risk of foodborne illness and enjoy farm-fresh eggs safely.
What is your cancellation policy?
We understand that things change. You can cancel your plan at any time from your customer portal dashboard by clicking here or, by contacting us at support@aloracommunity.org. A full refund will be returned to you if you have not already received your eggs for the month.