Member's Mark cage-free eggs are an excellent value! I appreciate their taste, freshness, quality, and I buy them regularly. I can really taste the difference between Member's Mark eggs and lower-quality eggs from other brands, and I'm sure you will too.

We switched to this brand of eggs during the “egg crisis” and have really enjoyed them. They are delicious when prepared a variety of ways: scrambled, boiled, or in a recipe! I also like the plastic cartons, several of which I upcylcled to start some plants from seed this Spring! Win win!

Best deal on eggs. The quality is always consistent—fresh, standard white eggs that are perfect for everything from your morning scramble to holiday baking. Buying them in the two-dozen pack is the most cost-effective way to keep the fridge stocked without overpaying at the grocery store. It's a simple, reliable staple that offers unbeatable value every time..

They are a nutritious, versatile, and convenient food that is also budget-friendly. They are a complete source of high-quality protein and contain essential vitamins like A, D, and B12, as well as minerals. Eggs can be used in a wide variety of sweet and savory dishes, can be prepared quickly, and are a staple in many diets due to their health benefits and affordability.

I care about NO ADDED HORMONES. These eggs meet that requirement. They are truly large, with some I consider to be extra large.

I wouldn't call these "large" but they are cage free and a good value for the money. I, personally, can't tell the difference between these and any other eggs but at the price for 2 dozen they really can't be beat. I buy a package almost everytime I go to Sam's. Would recommend.

I love these eggs, and the price but the container is flimsy at best. I found 2 broken eggs when I got home. Not sure when they broke but I had them in a lined freezer bag by themselves on the floor of the car and brought them straight in to the fridge. I moved them to a sturdier container which is how I found the broken eggs.

I feel like these eggs have changed over the past 6 moths. I noticed the yolk are less bright and vibrant than they used to be....leaving the flavor bland and lacking.

I would not say the eggs were large, more medium in size. I don't know what breed of chicken they were from, but I dont like the white membrane that is attached to the yolk. I also dislike the plastic package that they came in. It was hard to get the egg out.

Not impressed with the product. The quality is not there, cardboard package needs to come back plastic contaminates too much. Members are paying for something that is not there . Cage free? doesn't mean anything to you. Just marketing. Your customer the members, like to see the quality and honesty on your part