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Chocolate Detective Old Cotswold Legbar Eggs - Pack of 12

Chocolate Detective Old Cotswold Legbar Eggs - Pack of 12

12 Chocolate Eggs, 6 filled with a fine hazelnut praline and 6 with a subtle salted caramel. A layer of dark and a layer of milk chocolate is filled and then given a thin sugar shell with speckles. The Legbar are currently laying white and brown eggs!

Madeleine Floyd writes, “The Old Cotswold Legbar, first bred in the early 1900s, is a cross between Leghorn and Barred hens. As well as a smart coat this hardy, predator-savvy hen is a great egg-layer, producing either pale blue or green eggs, as well as occasional white ones. ”

Chocolate Detective Old Cotswold Legbar Eggs - Pack of 12

12 Chocolate Eggs, 6 filled with a fine hazelnut praline and 6 with a subtle salted caramel. A layer of dark and a layer of milk chocolate is filled and then given a thin sugar shell with speckles. The Legbar are currently laying white and brown eggs!

Madeleine Floyd writes, “The Old Cotswold Legbar, first bred in the early 1900s, is a cross between Leghorn and Barred hens. As well as a smart coat this hardy, predator-savvy hen is a great egg-layer, producing either pale blue or green eggs, as well as occasional white ones. ”
$4.35

Original: $14.50

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Chocolate Detective Old Cotswold Legbar Eggs - Pack of 12—

$14.50

$4.35

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Chocolate Detective Old Cotswold Legbar Eggs - Pack of 12

12 Chocolate Eggs, 6 filled with a fine hazelnut praline and 6 with a subtle salted caramel. A layer of dark and a layer of milk chocolate is filled and then given a thin sugar shell with speckles. The Legbar are currently laying white and brown eggs!

Madeleine Floyd writes, “The Old Cotswold Legbar, first bred in the early 1900s, is a cross between Leghorn and Barred hens. As well as a smart coat this hardy, predator-savvy hen is a great egg-layer, producing either pale blue or green eggs, as well as occasional white ones. ”