These are so much richer than even cage-free eggs that I won’t buy eggs unless Sam’s has these pasture-raised eggs. I like the new chip-board egg crates, too

Awesome product! Would love a higher unit count option here, similar to the 60 count of cage free eggs. Also, Please, please, please Sam's Club, add more dried fruit (with no sugar added) to the Member's Mark assortment: mangoes, cherries, etc. All the dried fruit has sugar added - need a healthier option from you all! Thank you.

The yolks are much lighter than what was previously sold for pasture raised eggs. Lightness comparable to cage free eggs which is disappointing. I will try a few more times to see if this is consistent if so will go back to Vital Farm eggs. Price is great.

Plenty of these brown eggs, none of the white eggs with more count and less expensive. Sam’s Club needs to work on keeping an adequate stock for customers.

These are not nearly as good as the previous ones that you carried before these. The yolk is a pale yellow now but use to be orange in color. There is a difference in taste as well. The previous Pasture Raised were a 5 star in my opinion.

the company supplying these eggs is putting medium eggs in the center of the pack. You can't tell until you get home and open them because they are hidden by the lable. The last few months when Ive purchased them it has been that way. Sam's club needs to measure and take care of this issue

Mediocre quality compared to the previously available Members Mark Pasture Raised Organic Grade A Large Brown Egg

These eggs used to have a deeper richer yolk before they disappeared during the great egg crisis of 2024- could just be the batch that I bought, but I was disappointed that the quality seems to have diminished now that Sam is stocking these again

I have bought these eggs several times taste great flavorful. This last batch I fried 3 eggs living yolks whole. My wife and I broke open 1 egg each and the yolks were a pale yellow color about the same color of a beaten egg. Absolutely no taste what so ever. 3rd egg was normal orange-yellow color and tasted like it should. While these eggs are not overly expensive they are a premium price to other eggs. Will see how the others are won't buy them again.

Yolks are always yellow and not orange. Either not pasture raised or they overuse same area denying chickens a true free range.