Historical Photograph: Library of Congress,

Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection

Azuluna laying hens are free range hens.  They’re housed in a safe roost and are free to roam, scratch and feed outside during the day. Access to fresh air, sunshine and a natural diet is the difference between our free range hens and so-called “cage free” birds. 

Their natural diet is supplemented with grain free of antibiotics and growth promoters, as well as grit and oyster shell. And their eggs taste great.  Whether you’re making breakfast or a special soufflé for company, Azuluna Premium Eggs bring exceptional flavor and texture to your recipe.

Azuluna hens are descended from the Araucana chicken which originated in the mountainous regions of Chile in South America.  These hens have been imported and raised in the US since the 1930’s.

Araucanas are unique in appearance, and they lay a very special egg—richer in flavor and creamier in texture than ordinary chicken eggs are.  Azuluna hens are crossbreeds called Ameraucana, but they lay beautiful, delicious blue-green eggs, just as their purebred cousins do.

Where to find Azuluna Premium Eggs

Whole Foods Market

     - 255 Hartford Ave, Bellingham, MA  (508) 966-3331

     - 50 Raymond Rd, West Hartford, CT (860) 523-8500

     - 601 N Main St, Providence, RI  (401) 621-5990

     - 261 Waterman St, Providence, RI  (401) 272-1690

     - 151 Sockanosset Cross Road, Cranston, RI (401) 942 7600

Roche Brothers Supermarket

387 Massachusetts Avenue

Acton, MA  (978) 263-0404

Sudbury Farms

439 Boston Post Rd. (MA RT 20)

Sudbury, MA  (978) 443-3575

Azuluna Premium Eggs are now available at select Whole Foods Markets, Roche Brothers and Sudbury Farms Supermarkets.  These eggs have a distinctive blue-green shell, but the difference doesn’t stop there. Azuluna Eggs have a richer flavor and a creamier texture.  They cost more than regular eggs, but you can really taste the difference. 

Azuluna hens produce eggs that have more flavor, in part because they are raised like your grandmother raised her hens

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