Pasture-Raised Chicken Breast (1.1-1.25 lb)

Boneless Skinless Breast 1.1-1.25 lb

Are you tired of bland, tasteless chicken that leaves you feeling unsatisfied and grossed out? Look no further than our pasture-raised chicken breasts!

Our chickens are raised the way nature intended, roaming freely on lush green pastures and feeding on a natural diet of grasses, bugs, and grains. 

Not only does our pasture-raised chicken taste better, but it's also better for you. Our chickens are never given antibiotics or hormones, and they are raised on organic, regenerative pastures and fed the highest-quality USDA Certified Organic feed. You can rest easy knowing that you are feeding your family a healthy and nutrient dense protein source.

Our pasture-raised chicken breasts are versatile and easy to prepare. Whether you prefer them grilled, baked, or sautéed, our chicken breasts are sure to please even the pickiest eaters.

So why settle for subpar chicken when you can enjoy the best? Try our pasture-raised chicken breasts today and taste the difference for yourself!

$17.95

You'll love our beef too...

That the whole chicken is dynamite! We haven’t eaten chicken that tasty, moist, and well pre for roasting in years.

I've been happy with the product for all the years I've been buying beef. I think it's a better way to buy meat.

The meat that I've tried to date has been phenomenal and the customer service is awesome. Thank you!! :-)

This your warning, to brace yourself for the disturbing reality behind mass-produced pork and chicken - it's nothing short of a horror story and will probably make you rethink every bite of chicken you've ever taken! 🤢


95% of chicken (and pork) are confined in overcrowded barns, robbed of even the slightest glimpse of sunlight, endure a life of misery, and it's not just them suffering - it's YOU too!
 

In these tiny spaces, diseases spread like wildfire. To combat the rampant infections, chickens are constantly pumped with antibiotics, leading to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that pose a serious threat to human health. 🚨
 

But wait, there's more... brace yourself for the really bad part!
 

Modern farming practices have engineered chicken breeds for rapid weight gain.The average life of a chickens are rushed to slaughter within a shocking 6-8 weeks.  Hormones, antibiotics, and genetically modified feed are tools employed to stimulate growth, no matter the cost to your health.

Are you willing to gamble with your well-being?
 

Because when you consume fast-growing, mass-produced, antibiotic-filled chicken and pork it is probably messing with your hormones, harming your health, and possibly creating disease.

Unlike the nightmarish conditions of factory farms, our Pastured chicken comes from happy chicken raised in open, sunlit pastures, living the life they deserve.
 

But it's not just their pasture raised lives that set our chicken apart - it's the undeniable flavor and quality that will have you hooked from the first bite. Say goodbye to tasteless meat and welcome the richness and tenderness that comes from pastured raised meat!

Frequently asked questions

Our chickens live an outdoor lifestyle, allowing them to bask in the warm rays of the sun and breathe in the fresh air while foraging for bugs and critters in the sprawling pasture. They also have access to a variety of native plants and grasses, which provide them with a diverse and nutrient-rich diet. Although our chickens are free to roam and forage, we still ensure that their diet is supplemented with the finest USDA Certified Organic Feeds to ensure they receive all the necessary nutrients they need to grow.

Nutrient density: Pasture-raised chickens have access to a diverse diet that includes bugs, grasses, and plants, which results in higher nutrient density, particularly in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals.

This one tends to surprise people. With our heavy duty vacuum seal packaging, the USDA recommendation is to store beef for up to a year, but it will last in the freezer much longer.

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