Buc-ee's Pickled Quail Eggs are peeled quail eggs in a seasoned brine, packed in a 16 fl oz (473 mL) glass jar. They're bite-size, so they work as a snack or an appetizer.
Texas Snax Take on Buc-ee's Pickled Quail Eggs
People search for them as Buc-ee's quail eggs, Buc-ee's pickled eggs, or Buc-ee's pickled quail eggs.
Our take: they're one-bite pickled eggs, great on a charcuterie board, halved over a salad, or on a toothpick next to an olive and a cube of cheese. For the adventurous snacker who's already tried everything else in the pickle aisle, these are the next step.
Honest notes: if you don't like hard-boiled eggs, the brine won't change your mind. They're tangy and a little vinegary. And if you want them with heat, the Spicy Pickled Eggs are in the family.
Features
- Bite-size eggs: Small, peeled quail eggs, ready to eat.
- Seasoned brine: Spices settle at the bottom of the amber brine.
- Snack or appetizer: Serve on a relish tray, halve them for a salad, or eat from the jar.
- 16 fl oz jar: A glass jar with a gold screw-top lid.
Product details
- Net volume: 16 fl oz (473 mL)
- Allergens: Contains eggs.
- Packaging: Glass jar with a gold screw-top lid
Why does this cost more than at Buc-ee's?
| Buc-ee's shelf price | $9.99 |
|---|---|
| Texas Snax price | $16.95 |
The shelf price is exactly what we paid for this item at a Buc-ee's store in Texas. We buy everything new, at full retail, just like you would.
Our price covers the shopping trip, careful packing, and the team that gets your order out the door, so you can have it without making the drive.
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