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Dietitian reveals crackin’ healthy tips to supercharge your new year diet

It’s the beginning of a new year – the perfect time to make healthier choices to counterbalance weeks of festive indulgence. To help, Dietitian Dr Carrie Ruxton, has released her five tips for enjoying eggs – a real nutritional powerhouse – with recipes that’ll supercharge your New Year...

Influencer looks for the Lion when eating out

Mum and popular content creator, Stephenie Hawgood, has been searching for restaurants that serve British Lion eggs when eating out with her daughter. She explains to her 25.5k followers that British Lion eggs are FSA approved for vulnerable groups to eat runny, ensuring high standards of...

Cracking the hangover blues with eggs

With the festive season about to kick off, it’s time to prep for the dreaded ‘morning after’ hangover. The perfect remedy is closer than you think. Eggs! Cracking into a few can help soothe hangover symptoms and fight off the munchies that normally lead to eating unhealthy foods, like a...

Win a 9-in-1 Multi Cooker

Win a Ninja 9-in-1 Multi Cooker worth over £200 through a British Lion eggs competition on Instagram. With Christmas approaching, and hosting season set to enter full swing, the cooker will provide some welcome support in the kitchen. Enter by the end of November for a chance to win. All...

Cracking coverage for British Egg Week

Last month, we celebrated British Egg Week with lots of influencer content shared on social media highlighting the versatility of eggs. @Yummy_little_belly’s Broccoli Frittata reached over 500k viewers and @Cardiff.mum’s Egg Quesadilla gained 315k views. Dr Carrie Ruxton was also featured...

Budget statement

Mark Williams, British Egg Industry Council, Chairman, said: "The budget is very disappointing, putting additional pressure on family farms, and tenant farmers, during a time of higher general farming input costs. For the UK Government to break their promises on Agricultural Property...

Forget buying expensive wraps, salads and coffees, because the packed lunch is officially back, as almost half of working Brits are now making their own lunch for the office, according to new research

A new study of office workers reveals as many as 48 percent of working Britons have stopped buying shop bought lunches in favour of a classic packed lunch, with the egg salad sandwich (33 percent) the number one choice. As many as 49 percent of those polled say they are bringing in packed...