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Producing high quality eggs while being stewards to our hens, environment and community is not only egg farmer’s business it is their lifestyle. Without following this philososphy, the Colorado Egg industry could not endure and would not be sustainable.

Eggs 101: Getting back to basics

Thursday, April 11, 2013

DENVER – April 2013 – In trying to lead healthier, leaner lifestyles many people have become much more interested in what exactly goes into making their food, including their eggs. It’s normal for people to want to know what they’re putting in their bodies and how it can affect them. Because there are so many different terms for eggs such as free range, organic and nutrient enhanced, it can be difficult to know what it all means. The Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association would like to take this opportunity to help sort through all of the egg-related terminology.

Springtime marks the celebration of Easter and many egg-citing holiday traditions

Friday, March 22, 2013

DENVER – March 2013 – The weather is growing warmer, the days longer, and the grass greener. After a long winter, spring is finally upon us, which means the Easter Bunny is stretching his legs getting ready for the big day. With Easter just around the corner, the Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association honors the history of the holiday by sharing Easter traditions that span the globe.

“The beginning of spring and the Easter holiday are accompanied by many great traditions to celebrate this time of year,” said Dave Turunjian, a Colorado egg farmer and member of CEP. “Eggs are the traditional centerpiece of Easter. As local egg farmers, we take great pride in knowing that our friends, family and neighbors are using only the best, highest quality eggs in their festivities from holiday feasts to decorating fun.”

How to meet healthy resolutions every day of the year

Friday, February 1, 2013

As New Year’s quickly becomes a distant memory for many people, resolutions typically fall by the wayside. Ambitious goals like getting organized and exercising every day of the week may have faded as old habits set back in. The Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association reminds Coloradans that eating healthy doesn’t have to be tough resolution to keep. When thinking about healthy eating, most people focus on foods such as fruit, vegetables, whole grains and lean proteins, but what about eggs? As a powerhouse of nutrition that is often overlooked, one egg provides the 13 essential nutrients and high quality protein required to help you achieve and maintain weight loss goals year round.

Colorado Egg Producers serve up high altitude baking tips for the Holidays

Monday, December 17, 2012

Do you ever wonder what makes this season the most wonderful time of the year? The Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association suspects the delectable sweets we suddenly find ourselves surrounded by play a role. Sugar cookies, gingerbread, cheesecake – take your pick or eat them all! Preparing and eating holiday desserts is an enjoyable activity for many each holiday season, including this one. However, baking in the high altitude that most Coloradans love can be a challenge for your cookies and cakes. CEP understands this dilemma, and is here to help with some high-altitude baking tips. Don’t forget to stock up on locally produced Colorado eggs, as they’re typically a crucial part of the baking process.

CEP, a membership organization representing seven farms, wants everyone to get the most out of the holiday baking season. In Colorado it’s especially important to keep our high altitude in mind. Here are a few tips courtesy of joyofbaking.com, baking911.com and ochef.com:

Let's go! PJs & Eggs!

Friday, October 12, 2012

OCTOBER 12, 2012
JOIN COLORADO EGG FARMERS FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL
PJS & EGGS CHARITY EVENT
Select restaurants will open their doors for a unique meal
benefitting the Ronald McDonald House Charities

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