Fresh and good price for pastured eggs

Pasture Raised Eggs from this location is awesome for the price and quality

Great eggs and great price. Hopefully these are exactly what they claim

Very small for size L

I can get 18 pasture raised organic eggs at Sam's for the cost of what SIX would cost me at a grocery store. They taste great too!

Eggs. I like eggs! These eggs are consistently good. I like that the chickens must be cared for properly, if they are Pasture Eggs. Plus the price is lots, lots better than any place else that sells eggs.

I thought great orgsnic pasture raised . I ended up tgrowing them out. The yokes are a pale and unsettling gross yelllow and the consistency of the yolks is thin and disgusting. Obviously chesp grain feed or worse If all eggs were this nasty I would never eat another egg again. Back to vital farms from Walmart. My love affair eith Sam's Club is over. No longer a discount brand just a waste of time.

I have purchased several different brands of “Pasture Raised” eggs for years. All of them, the yolks are bright orange. These yolks were pale yellow, just like typical cooped up and caged chicken eggs. Makes me wonder if they truly are “Pasture Raised”?!?!

The quality has changed! These used to be the best bright orange yolk pasture eggs and now they are super pale yellow. My omelets literally look like they were made with egg whites only vs a “pasture raised egg”. So disappointed. Will not be buying again!

These are smaller than a large egg should be. the biggest issue, however, is that they have thin shells and pale yolks and taste like cheap eggs. there is just no way they are at all pastured. price is good, but with quality like this a buyer would be just as well off buying the cheap ones. overall, Sam's club needs a new supplier, or to stop selling inferior products as premium ones. it's a racket