Good

Good brand

Bought for the first time. I boiled them with a teaspoon of white vinegar for 15 minutes and the brown color of the eggs completely came off. Looked spray painted on. I have never had this happen on other brands.

There was some things seriously wrong with these eggs. The whites were watery, the skin on the shell was detached and suspended in the egg white and the egg yolks were all broken inside. I tried quite a few eggs in the package to see if they were all the same, and they were.

Recently purchased these eggs at the Flint location only to discover they were coated with a thick oily brown substance. I don't believe these are truly brown eggs but regular commercially produced eggs that have been artificially colored brown. I have pictures to prove it.

I was really disappointed with these eggs. Nearly every single one had a fragile or partially broken shell, and I ended up fishing shell pieces out of my bowl almost every time I cracked one. That's something I never deal with when buying eggs, so it was frustrating right out of the gate. The yolks were also an odd, pale yellow color that just didn't look fresh or appetizing. Honestly, I hesitated to even use them and felt a little ridiculous serving them… even to my dogs. Overall, the quality just wasn't there for me, and I won't be purchasing these again. I'd strongly recommend skipping these and going with the pasture-raised brown eggs (the 18-count). Much better experience all around.

We were really excited about this pack because of the value, but these eggs don't live up to the quality of "organic cage free" that I would normally expect. Yolks are very pale yellow and when you whisk them it looks more like just egg whites with a hint of yolk. They are seriously lacking in flavor, you would be better off eating straight egg whites from a carton. I won't be repurchasing this pack.

Better than other store eggs. Golden color when scrambled

More than half of the eggs had small blood cloths

Love the quality and quanity