Roland Foods Quail Eggs, Specialty Imported Food, 15-Ounce Can (Pack of 6)

I love quilts eggs and these taste very good and store well.

FYI, because NOWHERE do they tell you how many eggs are in a can, in the three cans I opened, there were 20 in each can. Not 22, not 12 - 20 eggs per can. There was room for AT LEAST a dozen more. That said, I am very pleased with the eggs. The eggs were intact and the fluid they were in was clear. (See the attached picture.) There's no reason they couldn't put 2 dozen eggs in each can. However, that's what they've chosen to put in the can and charge for. That's their business - literally. I would, and will, buy this product again.

Hi everyone! These are very good quality. I use them for salads, just by themselves, Smooshed onto a cracker with some hot sauce (lol), and of course, a healthy treat for my schnauzers.I've purchased these before, and I will do so into the future.

Out of canned quail eggs I've tried, so far these are the most tender and delicious, and you'll pay for this naturally, as of now $4.63 per can at the going rate of $27.80 for 6 cans. If you eat half a can at a time you can cut this cost and feel less guilty about this as I do, but it's not easy to stop eating them! They are like any other steamed/hard boiled egg, so you decide if you want to add salt or dip them in a sauce to compensate. They are wonderful for salads when cut in half and added on top, so easy to make a mini cobb with.So why you might wonder did I only give these 4 stars? Two reasons. Cost is a bit high (perhaps not unreasonably considering they are a delicacy and shelled), but they are only 3/4 of a can full! The rest is water which spills inevitably whenever you open the can, so be sure to open these where they won't make a mess or are easy to clean up. You'll get a 15 ounce can, but much of that weight is liquid which is heavy. If you look carefully, what you actually get is 7 ounces dry weight, says so at the bottom of the can, so they seem more expensive than I first thought. Still, if you are looking for a special treat, this is it, and Roland is a great brand. I've included a couple of photos so you can see exactly what is inside after being drained and rinsed since you already know what a can filled to the top with water looks like.

Arrived in good condition. No dented cans. We used them to make pickled eggs for a party.

These started off strong. I got all 6 cans, ate two with no issue, but the other 4 cans once opened were -rank-. I didn't realize it in time to NOT get terrible food poisoning from the first bad-can, and felt like total ass for the next 3 days. I don't blame the seller-- they're cans of eggs, how are THEY supposed to know which are good and which aren't? The cans are all the same from the outside.However... not a purchase I'll be making again. Sorta sad about the outcome tbh.

Good

I liked the speed I could get the eggs. I did not like that the eggs were soft and mushy.