Cinnamon Queen Chicks

At Stromberg’s, we proudly introduce our Cinnamon Queen chicks, tailored for poultry enthusiasts who value quality and excellence in backyard chickens.

Unrivaled Characteristics

Cinnamon Queen chickens are a product of meticulous hybrid breeding. They develop quickly and are considered good egg layers. Known as one of the friendliest chickens, they begin laying eggs at a younger age than most other chicken breeds.

A Cinnamon Queen hens grace their owners with large brown eggs, encapsulating the essence of nature in their shells. The eggs of this hardy bird aren’t just any brown eggs; they reflect a rich cinnamon color.

Appearance and Identification

One fascinating feature of the Cinnamon Queen chicken is their color sexability during their first generation. While cockerel baby chicks exhibit a pure white hue, pullet chicks captivate with a more brownish-red shade.

As these Cinnamon Queens mature, the Cinnamon Queen hen bears brownish and white feathers, while the Cinnamon Queen rooster ranges from entirely white to a blend of red and white feathers on their shoulders. This mesmerizing color palette mirrors the diversity and beauty inherent in this attractive bird.

A Legacy of Excellence

The lineage of the Cinnamon Queen chicken goes back to a unique blend of the Rhode Island Red male and the Rhode Island White female. Resembling the ISA Brown bloodline closely, Cinnamon Queens shine in their performance, especially as top-tier egg layers for farm use.

• Purpose: Egg layer
• Egg Production: 250–320 eggs per year
• Egg Shell Color: Light brown
• Egg Size: Large
• Temperament: Active
• Broody: Variable
• Weight: Male 8–9 lbs., Female 6–7 lbs.