I usually buy brown eggs, but decided to try these white Cage-Free eggs. I was delightfully surprised that they tasted as good or better than the brown ones, plus they are larger. And, better yet, they didn’t cost as much. We eat a lot of eggs so the 24-pack is working out great. Too, I noticed they are Grade AA which I read were the best. So, looks like these cage-free eggs will be the ones I’ll be buying now.

What a great price for two dozen of eggs. Cage free so they are definitely from chickens that are better raised. They taste delicious. Our favorite way to eat them is boiled eggs or scrambled eggs in the morning. Also grateful for baking cakes.

These cage‑free eggs have been consistently fresh and clean, with sturdy shells and bright yolks. They cook beautifully whether scrambled, baked, or fried, and I appreciate that they hold up well in recipes that need structure, like casseroles and baked goods. The 2‑dozen pack is a great value for the quality, especially for families who go through eggs quickly. They store well, taste great, and feel like a dependable staple to keep on hand.

When the price of eggs went crazy, I started buying them in bulk at Sam’s. Why in the world I didn’t do this sooner is beyond me. They are always fresh, much larger than grocery store eggs & have a great taste. And they are still cheaper than the grocery store.

I go through a lot of eggs and I'm so happy I can get 24 in a Caron. These eggs are large and a very good price.

These are pretty good quality eggs. Last time I got some here they were barely passable imo. I was not planning to buy any more here but these are a different brand and looked better. They are, so far a really nice product and I am pleased with the purchase.

Good eggs for the money value.

What can I say. They are large eggs. Eggs are good And there’s a lot of them.

no bad eggs yet lol and we eat a lot

Eggs, scrambled, sunny side up, boiled