7 Farms Pickled Quail Egg Variety 3 Pack - Mild, Jalapeno, and Cajun Flavors - 16 Ounce Glass Jars (Variety 3 Pack)

Purchased these to go on the spread for Thanksgiving. Not ever eating quail, and only running into the first I've seen in a wild this year thought it to be a fun treat. Found these and ordered. Never having something like this before, I'll try and detail. Flavor: Each is actually unique. The whites are firm like you would expect from a pickled egg, while the yokes remain normal and creamy just like a boiled egg. The Mild taste almost like a fine white cheese- very creamy and smooth. The brine offers a bit of vibrancy that rounds out the flavor well with onion. The Cajun are almost like a spicy pickled vegetable mix. Not spicy, but pretty dynamic in flavor. A nice contrast. The "Hot" are actually kinda spicy! Jalapeno often gets funky when pickled with other things, but these guys have it down! They were actually my favorite, while others gravitated to the Cajun. They aren't overly salty, and there is no odd after taste. Included veggies are good too! Size: They are small and fun as you expect. About the size of a standard grape. Color: Color is of a light off-white, and uniform through the egg. The yokes are light, and were a fun surprise. Packaging: Neat carrier found standard glass jars. No leaks and good seals even after Amazons world renowned delivery Critiques: The firm white and the creamy yolk may be an odd texture profile for some. I didn't mind. Others did. Ideas: Would make a very fun deviled egg spread for someone with the time- would be killer on salads. Value for the Money: For random events that need a touch of interest or class, they're a fun treat. Bit pricey if they were to be a staple. Overall an excellent treat, that is surprising from the internet, and will find me buying again!

As an overly excited individual who is always on the hunt for bold and unique flavors, I recently had the pleasure of trying the 7 Farms Pickled Quail Egg Variety Pack. Let me tell you, these eggs packed a punch that left me speechless and craving more! The variety pack comes with three distinct flavors: Mild, Cajun, and Jalapeno. Each one brings its own explosive twist to the table, making every bite an adventure for the taste buds. Let’s dive into the excitement, shall we? Starting with the Mild flavor, it may be labeled as such, but it’s far from ordinary. The eggs are infused with a delicate blend of spices that deliver a subtle tangy kick, leaving a lingering, satisfying taste that keeps you coming back for more. It’s the perfect option for those who prefer a milder experience without sacrificing flavor. Now, let’s turn up the heat with the Cajun flavor. This one is for the bold souls out there who enjoy a fiery explosion of flavors. The eggs are bathed in a symphony of Cajun spices that awaken the senses and transport you straight to the heart of Louisiana. With every bite, your taste buds will dance to the rhythm of the zesty and smoky notes. Be warned, though, this flavor is not for the faint of heart! Finally, we have the Jalapeno flavor, which takes the heat to a whole new level. These eggs are infused with the fiery essence of jalapeno peppers, creating an intense and addictive taste experience. The combination of the pickling brine and the jalapeno’s natural heat creates a flavorful symphony that tantalizes your palate. If you’re a spice enthusiast like me, prepare for a culinary journey that’ll have you reaching for that refreshing glass of water. Overall, the 7 Farms Pickled Quail Egg Variety Pack is a must-try for any flavor seeker or spice enthusiast. The flavors are bold, intense, and carefully crafted to awaken your taste buds. Whether you prefer a milder tang or crave a firestorm of heat, this variety pack has something for everyone. Caution: Keep a glass of water nearby, as these eggs truly deliver a spicy experience that will leave you breathless and craving more. Dive into the world of explosive flavors with the 7 Farms Pickled Quail Egg Variety Pack today!

These are great! I prefer the mild but my bf likes the cajun more. The hottest ones are kinda too hot for us. The veggies pickled w the eggs are great! Bonus snacks!

We’re nice and spicy just like I liked them. Came perfectly packaged as not to break.

These quail eggs are excellent. I love the mild ones and the spicier ones are great too. The reason for the 3 star rating is that these are expensive and you’re buying as advertised a 16 ounce jar. Quail eggs are less than 1/2 and ounce, the nutrition facts even say that there are 16 servings in a jar. When I got the the bottom of one of these jars I was in shock - there should be more than 8 eggs in a jar that costs this much. Gets these if you want but I’d recommend buying from a distributor that guarantees at least so many eggs per jar. Great product but I feel kinda ripped off.

All 3 jars showed up very well packaged and in great condition. The 3rd jar isn't in the picture because we haven't opened it yet. We've had the spicy flavor before because it's the only flavor for sale locally so we were already familiar with that one. Even the mild jar is a little on the spicy side so the spice level picks up from there. The mild flavor and Cajun flavors both have more complex flavor than the spicy one - both are fantastic. I'd say in order of increasing spice level: Mild, Cajun, and then Spicy. The Cajun kind of has a little bit of a crab boil or old bay taste to it with maybe a pinch of cayenne. Out of curiosity, I did try the jalapeños in the brine and they were pretty good too, not too spicy. The mild is tamer than the cajun flavor with more pickled carrots and onions in it, very nice for a snack tray with other goodies. I like to bring a small container of these as snacks with my lunch since I don't really need anything to help balance the spice. The spicy one kicks hard - definitely recommend having something to drink nearby and maybe having those with some cheese. It tastes great. at first you get the flavor (which is great) but that spiciness follows and it's enough to make my nose run.

$40 is absurd for the tiny amount of eggs you end up getting. I loved the flavor of these, they're extremely good. But I cannot justify spending that much money when you're just getting 3 small jars. Even if the price was cut in half it'd still be expensive.

They are delicious 😋