Top 5 products for Quail Eggs
Latest reviews
- I bought quail eggs to boil and use in making mixed rice paper salad.
- They arrived in good condition, and that's important.
- Boiled quail eggs and chicken eggs boiled for breakfast
- Rich and creamy with a slightly firmer texture than chicken eggs, they make snacks, ramen, and braised dishes feel extra satisfying.
- It’s good size for toppings
- Look how cute these little quail eggs are!
- The packaging was intact, the delivery was fast, and I could easily buy things without leaving home!
- Yummy will order again
- It arrived open, some broken.
Latest reviews
- Very satisfied, cheaper than buying at Asian markets.
- Great for kwek-kwek! Filipino street food
- Packaging is good.
- Shopping spree again, restocking for the baby and the family. Quail eggs are more nutritious than chicken eggs.
- I bought another one, delivered on time and in perfect condition.
- These chicken gizzards are very good and nutritious, so you should buy them.
- Steam one for the baby every day
- Nice packaging,safe
- Delicious eggs
Latest reviews
- Beautiful and perfect!!! Thank you Weee!!!
- All but one came as blue eggs! It's a super hot day today, but the delivery was great and kept nice and cool
- Comes with the ice pack!!
- We often buy these blue-shelled eggs to eat; they are very fresh, with deep yolks and high nutritional value.
- First time eating a "blue" egg. Yolk is very creamy and tasty.
- my favorite happy eggs. they are very happy
- Love this egg, super fresh, a must buy if on sale.
- Happy Eggs are a family favorite; we buy them whenever they're on sale!
- Superior packaging.
- I always order these eggs because they are so savory. I especially like that the yolks don't have a fishy smell. After receiving the delivery, I topped them with shio konbu, made a yolk sauce, and enjoyed a delicious ochazuke. Yum yum~!
Latest reviews
- Made marinated Korean eggs with the quality eggs. Was so delicious the yolk was so creamy. very satisfied
- I bought this to put in braised beef.
- I'll try it.
- I bought this to put in braised beef, and I'm looking forward to it.
- I didn't know it would be this smallㅠㅠ What would I have done if I had only bought one!
- Good taste. very enjoyable.
- I always buy it in cans, but I tried it this time! I'm looking forward to it.
- Easy braised short ribs in a jiffy!!! I was surprised at first because it wasn't refrigerated, but it tastes good~
- I like quail eggs, so I ordered them and they were delicious.
- I was a little disappointed because there wasn't much, but the egg whites had a much better texture than the canned ones. I braised them and they were delicious.
Latest reviews
- The eggs are large, fragrant, and fresh.
- delicious and cheap
- Well sealed
- Okay, I'll buy it again.
- I find quail eggs fresh and easy to cook, perfect for quick and simple soups.
- Will order again very good
- Must buy when on sale
- The eggs are fresh and delicious, and the can lid is easy to open and convenient.
- Very good will buy again
- First time to order. Packed nicely no dents
Frequently asked questions
How do I cook quail eggs?
Quail eggs can be boiled, fried, poached, or used in recipes just like chicken eggs. They require less cooking time due to their small size.
How do I peel quail eggs easily?
After boiling, place quail eggs in cold water, gently roll them to crack the shells, and peel them carefully starting from the wider end.
How should I store quail eggs?
Keep quail eggs refrigerated in their carton and use within 2-3 weeks for best quality.
Are quail eggs good for baking?
Yes, quail eggs are great for baking. Typically, 4-5 quail eggs equal one large chicken egg.
How do I tell if quail eggs are fresh?
Place them in water; fresh eggs sink while old eggs float. Also, check for any cracks or unusual odors.
What are some ways to serve quail eggs?
Serve boiled in salads, as canapés, in sushi, or as a garnish for soups and appetizers.
Can I freeze quail eggs?
It’s not recommended to freeze quail eggs in their shells. You can crack and freeze the contents for future use.
Where can I buy quail eggs?
You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.
How long should I boil quail eggs?
For hard-boiled, cook quail eggs for 4 minutes. For soft-boiled, cook for 2-2.5 minutes.
Do I cook quail eggs differently than chicken eggs?
Quail eggs cook faster than chicken eggs due to their smaller size but can be used in the same ways for most recipes.
Can I eat quail eggs raw?
It’s safer to cook quail eggs before eating to reduce the risk of foodborne illness.
Can I fry quail eggs?
Yes, you can fry quail eggs just like chicken eggs. They cook in about 1 minute.
Can I pickle quail eggs?
Yes, quail eggs are commonly pickled and make delicious snacks or appetizers.
How many quail eggs equal one chicken egg?
About 4-5 quail eggs are equal in volume to one chicken egg.
How long do cooked quail eggs last in the refrigerator?
Cooked and peeled quail eggs can last up to 3-5 days in the refrigerator in a covered container.
Where can I buy quail eggs around me?
You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.
Popular reviews
- I bought quail eggs to boil and use in making mixed rice paper salad.
- They arrived in good condition, and that's important.
- Boiled quail eggs and chicken eggs boiled for breakfast
- Rich and creamy with a slightly firmer texture than chicken eggs, they make snacks, ramen, and braised dishes feel extra satisfying.
- It’s good size for toppings
- Look how cute these little quail eggs are!
- The packaging was intact, the delivery was fast, and I could easily buy things without leaving home!
- Yummy will order again
- It arrived open, some broken.
- Very satisfied, cheaper than buying at Asian markets.
- Beautiful and perfect!!! Thank you Weee!!!
- All but one came as blue eggs! It's a super hot day today, but the delivery was great and kept nice and cool
- Comes with the ice pack!!
- We often buy these blue-shelled eggs to eat; they are very fresh, with deep yolks and high nutritional value.
- First time eating a "blue" egg. Yolk is very creamy and tasty.
- my favorite happy eggs. they are very happy
- Love this egg, super fresh, a must buy if on sale.
- Happy Eggs are a family favorite; we buy them whenever they're on sale!
- Superior packaging.
- I always order these eggs because they are so savory. I especially like that the yolks don't have a fishy smell. After receiving the delivery, I topped them with shio konbu, made a yolk sauce, and enjoyed a delicious ochazuke. Yum yum~!
- The eggs are large, fragrant, and fresh.
- delicious and cheap
- Well sealed
- Okay, I'll buy it again.
- I find quail eggs fresh and easy to cook, perfect for quick and simple soups.
- Will order again very good
- Must buy when on sale
- The eggs are fresh and delicious, and the can lid is easy to open and convenient.
- Very good will buy again
- First time to order. Packed nicely no dents
- Made marinated Korean eggs with the quality eggs. Was so delicious the yolk was so creamy. very satisfied
- I bought this to put in braised beef.
- I'll try it.
- I bought this to put in braised beef, and I'm looking forward to it.
- I didn't know it would be this smallㅠㅠ What would I have done if I had only bought one!
- Good taste. very enjoyable.
- I always buy it in cans, but I tried it this time! I'm looking forward to it.
- Easy braised short ribs in a jiffy!!! I was surprised at first because it wasn't refrigerated, but it tastes good~
- I like quail eggs, so I ordered them and they were delicious.
- I was a little disappointed because there wasn't much, but the egg whites had a much better texture than the canned ones. I braised them and they were delicious.

























