Id been out of eggs for a few weeks, the price for a dozen had gone up again to almost $5. My local Sam's just completed construction & i saw a Walk-in freezer area when i went for some other items. As I went in to explore the new area, (which I love) I saw these eggs id never seen before. As i approached, I saw the words CAGE FREE. Thank you Sam's for helping me to be able to affordable eggs from chickens that are free to roam & not caged unhealthy. Thank you. Thank you. :-)

Good eggs. Taste great. Shells seem to be very brittle? Maybe thinner than what I'm used to? Had several that when cracked sort of broke into many small BB sized pieces which was aggravating to pick out of the pan. I now break them all into a bowl and then add into the pan. With the egg "crisis" this was the only option in the store.

This Member’s Mark egg is of great value. My family prefers baked goods to store-bought items. I used eggs for baking brownies, cookies, puddings, and cakes. They are good in savory dishes, ie potato salad, macaroni cheese, and multi-recipes that require eggs.

If you’re an egg snob, you might be able to tell the difference between these and the organic. I’m not an egg snob, but…..knock on wood….I have yet to complain about these eggs. My average rating is to set your expectations, because my personal experience would warrant a four star rating.

The price of the eggs is a good price compared to days prices. The the quality of the eggs are good as well. I do not like the cart they come in to flexible. Lastly, I got home and open the cart and I notice that I was missing a n egg in the center. I felt like I was cheated on my purchase.

I bot this because the price was cheaper than elsewhere. To my surprise, the price was not the only good thing about the purchase. The eggs were really fresh. And the biggest surprise was they were larger than the Large eggs I bought. I had to look at the box again to make sure they were not Extra Large.

I will buy these until my chickens are laying. These are fairly consistent in size throughout the package with only a few being obviously smaller. The flimsy see-through plastic carton allows you to see what’s inside, however it is difficult to open and somewhat unstable to move around. I do like having a full 2 dozen instead of one dozen or one and a half, although it does take up that much more refrigerator shelf space. Flavor is what you’d expect from store bought eggs. I’m looking forward to when my chickens start laying, but until then, I have to have eggs.

Love that Sam's offers this choice for clean, cage free, no hormone, chicken eggs. AND, with the price of eggs these days, Sam's sells these at a bargain price. I'm thankful to have a membership to be able to shop at Sam's so I don't have to pay the price for one dozen eggs that is more that two dozen at Sam's!

the carton that these eggs come in is very flimsy. I usually do a curbside pickup so i guess i should look each egg over before the representative leaves to go back in the store. This time i had 6 broken or cracked egg shells. The time before there were 5 cracked shells. The container needs to be sturdier. So the customer isn't wasting their money.

The eggs are completely fine - tastes as good as any other eggs.. giving it a 3 though because of the packaging… absolutely hate the container they pack them in - it has these plastic buttons that snap really tight, so sometimes when your trying to open the container, the packages snaps so hard an egg bounces out! Wish they used the fiberboard/biodegradable kind of packaging for these - or even styrofoam would be better than this plastic..