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Emu eggs for eating trend means emu farming isn't going away | ABC Australia
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Would you pay $30 plus for an egg? That’s the going price for an emu eggs sold to customers looking for an ‘eggstraordinary’ omelette or crème bru le.
Free Range Emu Farm in Toodyay, about 1.5 hours drive north east of Perth, has seen a spike in demand for emu eggs to eat.
The farm is thought to be the oldest in the country, and has catered to waxing and waning demand for emu products for decades.
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