How much does a Bresse chicken cost?

Meat Production The original French Bresse comes at a hefty price. Some consider it the chicken of royalty because it is more expensive than other breeds. An official French Bresse chicken is around $50 or higher per chicken.

At what age do you butcher Bresse chickens?

around four months old
Once the Bresses have gone through the stages of development, they are typically butchered at around four months old, only after they have been allowed to develop extra fat while being confined in a small area and fed corn and milk.

What is Label Rouge chicken?

The Label Rouge is a national sign, which refers to products which by their terms of production or manufacture have a higher level of quality compared to other similar products usually marketed. product image in terms of its conditions of production, elements of the presentation or service.

How much does an American Bresse chicken cost?

American Bresse. This remarkable table breed is considered a national treasure in its native France. Reputed to be the best-tasting chicken in the world, a roasted Bresse can cost hundreds of dollars at a Parisian restaurant.

What kind of chickens are at Bresse farms?

BRESSE FARMS – Breese farms is a rare breed hatchery, we sell breese poultry from day old chicks, juveniles and starter pullet. We offer the best rare breed chickens at affordable prices

Is the poulet de Bresse available in America?

Introducing the American Bresse! Europe’s famous Poulet de Bresse has arrived in American. Currently very rare in the United States with 2 know imported lines that we currently have here on the farm. These blue footed chickens pack big taste and are acclaimed for being the very best eating chicken known to man.

What kind of egg does a white Bresse chicken produce?

White Bresse produce a medium to large-size cream-colored egg. In order for a chicken to taste like a Bresse chicken it must, perhaps inconveniently, be an authentic Bresse chicken that can directly trace its genetic lineage to the flocks of eastern France.