The only reason I marked this as a '4' is due to the fact that there's currently not a reason to buy this over a dozen or 18 eggs at a regular grocer. The price is about the same and I don't think there's too many farmers markets that would want to reuse a 24 egg carten

I grew up in the country very rule and we had chickens lots of chickens and yes, cage free is better and long before anybody talked about cage free we let ours run wild and the eggs are beautiful. The yolk is a brilliant yellow orange. The taste is indescribable and Sam’s Club Meets my expectations and they will yours. .

These are the best eggs for the money. I purchase 2 packages every two weeks and have them delivered with my order of groceries. I have yet to receive a broken, or cracked, egg from Sam’s. That definitely cannot be said for other stores that have delivered groceries to me.

Easter eggs for my grandkids. I bought 5 boxes and we colored all of them. Five of us attempted to blow out our eggs. You take a needle and make a tiny hole in each end. Then you shake the egg to break it up inside. Then you blow and blow till all the egg comes out the other end. Then color them. Next day we made devilled eggs to enjoy.

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.

Can tell eggs are fresh from texture of the yolks.

Really fresh & delicious eggs

Best protein to get you started in the morning

What’s to exclaim about eggs? They taste good and are of good quality!

Great value considering the recent shortage.