They are real cage free because hard shells tell me hens are freely walking all around there. Why can I tell that? Hardness of shells is exactly the same hardness from hens who were freely walked on the ground when I was rad of 6,7 for more than 70 years ago.

I always had fresh eggs growing up & for my kids. You can always tell by the color of the yokes it's a richer orange color & better flavor So I was surprised to find just that in these eggs it shows they were fed quality food which in turn gives you better than average egg quality for your family.

I normally purchase the Free Range eggs. There seems to be a shortage lately, all that was available were these cage free. Yolks not quite as dark yellow but honestly taste the same too me. Unfortunately 3/18 were cracked and stuck in the container. Dislike the packaging compared to the old fashioned fiber type.

I just began purchasing these organic eggs as an investment in better nutrition and health. I wasn't aware that in order to 'up' their nutrition, hens are fed fishmeal and other meals high in Omega-3 fatty acids. Some hens (especially brown egg layers) have a genetic inability to break down the choline which can mean fishy-smelling and fishy-tasting yolks. This is, unfortunately, what I experienced and learned with my purchase of these eggs. Though not dangerous, it is quite unpleasant.

For some stupid reason, Sams Club has decided not to allow these eggs for delivery, making it so that I must go to the actual store to get only eggs, when I used to get them in the delivery. It is a stupid decision. It's bad enough they didn't even have these eggs available for like 90% of 2025, now one can't get them in the delivery. What the heck is the purpose of the delivery if you can't get everything you want, even if it is at the actual store? I did go to the store last week and get eggs, and there was a huge amount of them there. No reason why they can't deliver. Just another annoying bureaucrat making decisions that make the rest of our lives harder. Get fired, annoying bureaucrat.

the eggs were not as good as they should have been. Old eggs with runny whites were at this point more prevalent than fresh eggs with firm whites. The free range brown eggs in the 18 count were much better than the organic eggs. I worked in the egg industry so I'm am familiar with egg production and packing practices.

Good eggs with a reasonable price

Great buy great price delicious

The eggs serve their purpose. The taste is fresher than white eggs.

Great value and I like that I can buy cage free brown eggs in a 24 pack.