Antihypertensive peptides are obtained from proteins of both animal (2–6) and plant (7–9) origin. Egg proteins are a very important source of dietary nitrogen, and this food plays a vital role in human nutrition. Egg white has a particularly high protein content (Tables 1 and 2); yet very few studies have examined the production of bioactive peptides from egg proteins. This paper attempts to bring together the most important findings of the current research in this field, concentrating in particular on studies conducted in the last decade using egg white–derived antihypertensive products and peptides (Table 3). Below we give detailed information about the most important peptides.