Billy's Egg Farm — Local services in Chino

Update: easy-peeling, hard boiled eggs: Boil water with some salt and vinegar added in a covered pan. Vinegar softens the shell. I put eggs directly into boiling water using tongs. 13.5 minutes or so. Turn off heat, safely move pan from hot burner.

Put eggs with tongs directly into pan with cold water and 8-12 cubes of ice (depending). Let them cool enough to handle. While still warm, I remove all shells(use as plant fertilizer with nutshells and coffee grounds)) in a few minutes with no problems. I store in paper towel lined Snapware.

Update 10/28/24 About 2 weeks ago Purchased 15 dz.(180) White extra-large $72.50 + $2.54 debit charge. Yolks were yellow not golden ruby red as previously reported. Eggs very fresh.

Business Super- clean landcaped U-drive around the small building. Drive-through window, cash or debit card' 3% upcharge (no Venmo or Zelle) to keep line moving). Eggcellent prices.

Suggest to Call ahead to check their super-fresh inventory/prices. Get there early for best selection.

12.5 dozen (150) Eggs purchased were 1.5 hours old. We keep them in a 37° fridge. Good for at least 3-4 weeks. Yolks were golden, ruby red.

Pull around the corner and eggs will be brought out to your car. Open flats. Bringing a box to hold flats would be good. We have several plastic egg holders for transferring eggs at home for better fridge storage and to...

Editing my review from before -

We’ve been buying eggs from Billy’s Egg Farm for years and have always appreciated their quality, but the recent price hikes are getting out of hand. Back in 2020, a 30-flat was $8.75, and when prices went up to $11 due to COVID, it was understandable. However, the increases haven’t stopped. First $12 for a 30-flat, then $14, and now it’s $14 for just 20 eggs? That’s insane!

As others have mentioned, these aren’t antibiotic-free or pasture-raised eggs, so it’s hard to justify these prices. You can get a 24-pack of Organic Pasture-Raised Large Eggs for $11.50 at Sprouts—a much better option for the price and quality.

At this point, it feels like greed is driving these changes. We loved supporting this local business, but with these prices, we might as well go to a grocery store instead.

The eggs here are so so healthy and fresh. I've never seen yolks so orange. You can seriously taste the difference do much so all other eggs are lacking. And everyone who works here is...

Massive Price Increase!!! Today 12/17/24 Billy’s Eggs cost $.65 per egg (80 eggs for $52.00) Last week 12/10/24 Billy’s Eggs cost $.38 per egg (90 eggs for $34.50) 27% price increase in one week. This price increase right before Christmas, has hit us harder than expected. I want other families to be aware of this information before they make the trip to Billy’s Egg farm and wait in line. I spoke with the owner about the price hike. He handed me a printed piece of paper (which had information about an avian bird flu) and Billy instructed us to “google it”. Well Billy, we did. We even spoke to the your local egg farmers too. No one has claimed anything about a bird flu outbreak. I fear you’ve wasted our time, and price gouging right before Christmas is a dirty tactic, especially when you claim to use “health” as way of justifying your 27% increase on eggs, in one week. Regardless of your intent, this sudden jump in prices is upsetting, and disappointing. Having said that, Bill’s egg quality...