Pickled Quail Eggs (Spicy Pickled Quail Eggs (Medium Heat)) 2 jars

must taste ok...

I love pickled eggs in general. Making them from scratch is time consuming. Finding good pickled eggs for sale at a good price is a thing of the past. After reading the review about these eggs causing diarrhea, I was apprehensive. My pickled egg fascination became too great however, and I caved in to the Amish websites quail eggs with interest, via Amazon. This review is a little long winded, due in part to having just enjoyed two of these delicious spicy but not too spicy quail egg delights. I'm no stranger to quail eggs, if a sushi bar has quail egg shooters, I get them. (I'm also waiting to see if they make me sick at all.) Most mass produced pickled eggs I've eaten are boring, rubbery, and lack real flavor. "Craft" pickled eggs are something to enjoy, especially these. The white part has an enjoyable texture, while the yolk is pretty creamy. The flavor before, during, and after the heat is gourmet caliber. I haven't had any bowel problems so far from eating these tiny snacks, and its been 30 minutes since consumption. The jar mentioned 3 as a serving size suggestion so I think I'll go for #3 soon after the now opened jar has had time to chill. I bet they'd be great mixed in on a tuna sandwich. Thank God for the Amish and these eggs. One more awesome thing in life to be grateful for.

I hadn't eaten pickled quail eggs before, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but these were nearly perfect. The yolks are exceptionally creamy and smooth, and burst out marvelously from the springy egg exterior. The flavor is fantastic as well, the mix of garlic, jalapenos, and the like in the jar imbuing a complex, sour flavor to the eggs with enough spice to be noticeable and to compliment things... without really being a particularly spicy food. The only downside is that the jar is only about half filled with eggs due to the vegetable mix, and is already quite expensive, so it's definitely... and extreme luxury good.

The insides are brown not very fresh looking like regular eggs that are boiled but pickled not sure if that means their older or just not familar but they taste good. I wish I would have went mild. Whoever said it was like water... Well they must have got bad batch because I ordered spicy and it almost too spicy for me and I like spice. I think mild probably would have been more perfect for me. This spicy is pretty hot jalepeno. The reviewer who talked about diarrhea probably just ate too many or reacted to it lolz. I'm not gonna eat too many think I'll pay later if I do. I'm interested in trying Cajun next. I think I would enjoy more flavorful spice then just jalapeño this doesn't taste like much else.

First, I appreciate that these were well packaged and arrived unbroken. There are vendors who don't do this, believe me. They are hot but not too hot, but then I like hot spicy food. If you have four or five different types of hot sauce in the cabinet like I do, you will be ok with the heat level. I find them to be a real treat. I plan on adding some hard boiled eggs to the jar as I make room.

The product was packed well to prevent any damages to the bottles the eggs are in. I tasted them right away and they are so amazing. There are plenty of jalapeno peppers slices and the mixture of spices make it truly taste amazing. I have tried several different types of spicy quail eggs and I believe this one is worth the price. I will buy again!!!

Great flavor, a little kick after! Definite thumbs up

The flavor was good but half of the jar is filled with peppers and at this price point I think that should be noted that you are only getting half a jar of quail eggs. I emailed the seller and they just never answered back.