I BUY EGGLAND'S BEST EGGS WHENEVER I CAN. YOU SELDOM FIND A CRACKED EGG IN THEIR CARTONS, AND TURN THEM INTO HARD-BOILED EGGS AND THEY ARE THE EASIEST EGGS TO SHELL WITHOUT RIPPING ANY OF THE EGG WITH THE SHELL. THEY SCRAMBLE GREAT, AND I JUST FEEL THAT I'M DOING SOMETHING GOOD F0R MY FAMILY WHEN I BAKE USING EGGLAND'S BEST!

When I can, I purchase free range eggs. But when I need eggs in a pinch, I purchase Egglands Best. I do believe they are the freshest and cleanest tasting eggs in the market. Their egg yolk color is rich in color. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is that I prefer free range purchased from a local chicken farmer.

EB’s are the best value for your egg dollar. I started buying them about 6 months ago and now I will never go back to generic grocery store eggs. EB’s gave a delicious taste and are light and fluffy in scrambled eggs. Also, the make the best hard boiled eggs!

Egglands classic eggs are super yummy and always cook up perfectly for whatever I am preparing. I usually make scrambled eggs, which everyone knows are delicious anytime day or night! I have digestion issues and any egg dish is great for me since I get a lot of protein from the dish.

The great thing about Egglands Best is the eggs are always fresh and great tasting. They are good any way you use them, for cooking (such as fried & scrambled, using for baking, etc). Also great hard boiled, especially when making a Cobb Salad. You can definitely notice the difference between Egglands Best and store brand eggs!!

Yes the price point is higher for these eggs, but I do feel the quality of the eggs are higher/better. The shells are not paper thin & crack before your ready, & the yolks are a actually a robust orange ish & golden yellow vs muted pale yellow with the cheaper eggs.

I have been trying organic, pasture raised, cage free, and regular super store brand, even raised my own and I can say these eggs are great. Right off they're cleaner. The shells are harder. I really like the taste and texture. The extra vitamins and nutrients are a plus.

Eggland’s Best Cage Free Eggs deliver more than just peace of mind — they offer consistently rich flavor and visible freshness that make you feel good about every scramble, bake, or poach. 🥚 What stands out: The taste is impressively clean and slightly buttery — a noticeable upgrade from generic cartons. Shell quality is solid and uniform, minimizing cracks in transit or handling. The yolk color is vibrant and consistent, signaling strong nutritional value and good hen care. Packaging clearly reinforces the cage-free message without being overly gimmicky. 👍 Best use: Ideal for when eggs are the star of the dish — omelets, frittatas, breakfast sandwiches. You get that pure egg flavor without needing much doctoring. 💬 Would I recommend them? Absolutely, especially if you're balancing quality with ethical sourcing. They're not the cheapest, but for anyone who cares about both taste and treatment, the value's there.

I bought a carton of eggs and I have bought the same looking carton before. The eggs I scrambled today didn't taste very good. Looked at expiration date it was good and I noticed the eggs were more yellow than before! Found on the front “vegetarian fed hens” I do not think they should be called classic because I thought I was eating manufactured eggs and I know I have never tasted eggs like that before! Very disappointed and will be buying my eggs from a local farmer from now on.

I bought a dozen eggs. They were on sale which is always good for me. I like the packaging, first of all. They are safely tucked in the carton. I like that each egg has the logo on them. These eggs are delicious! These are quality and I am feeding my family healthful foods using these eggs. I will continue to buy these Eggland Eggs.