I picked these up for a road trip and couldn't have asked for an easier job of prepping. The eggs come in bundles of two. Each little bundle is sealed so it's fresh when you open it. It made the road trip so much easier since I didn't have to boil and peel all those eggs before I took off.

Perfect snack for protein while staying low in calories. These eggs are not overcooked and always have a great flavor.

Love the conveniences of these eggs. My husband and i take them for lunch during the weekdays. Great source of protien.

I love these eggs! Yes, yes, I know one can purchase and boil eggs easily enough. I can steam 8 or 9 eggs for ~8-9 minutes, immediately chill, and store them away in the shell in the fridge. These eggs, OTH, are comparable in price to what it costs to purchase raw eggs. Recently I purchased 24 raw eggs from Sam's for $5.92 and 24 Snack attack eggs for $7.96. That amounts to ~25¢ vs 33¢ each for raw vs Snack Attack. The difference is ~8¢/egg, of course, for the convenience. I am calorie conscious owing to a major weight loss campaign lasting many weeks; these eggs make a convenient, low carb, relatively low calorie, instant snack. Two Snack Attack eggs are ~127 calories (avg weight ~88g each). I sometimes accompany them with one 25g Old Wisconsin Beef Stick from Sam's, which adds an additional 110 cals to the snack, for a total of 237 calories. I S&P the eggs and eat them out of hand with the beef stick. The eggs may be used for salads, sandwiches, or even deviled. Sometimes, I jazz them up with a bit of garam masala, paprika, Old Bay, Tajin, sriracha, pesto, or even Loaganma Chili Crisp, but most often I keep it simple with just S&P. There are a few drawbacks to these eggs. First, they are packaged as two eggs per pack, and one doesn't always want two eggs. Then, of course, these are not suitable in recipes where raw eggs are called for, and one ends up with having to dedicate extra refrigerator space to them. Finally, at least in my area, they seem to be stocked at my local Sam's Clubs on a hit or miss basis. They are usually on my list when I shop in a Club, something I do on a regular basis, but I am not always able to find them.

These are the greatest deal around. They have a fairly long shelf life so there is time to consume them all with no waste. The eggs have a bright yolk which supports their claim of not being cage raised. The cost is excellent, about 31 cents each. Other stores have 6 for $2.99 or about 50 cents each. Last time I bought a dozen eggs they cost $3.79 a dozen so if you want hard boiled there are actually less expensive!

These are so great when you want a boiled egg for salads or deviled eggs, but have no time to wait for them to boil

I love these as it takes all the work out especially the peeling and they are great to have as a snack, I like them with a little Lemon Pepper or Old Bay on them.

I don't usually like buying pre-boiled eggs because I find them rubbery. However these aren't bad. Very handy for adding to a quick meal or snack on the go when I need a little extra protein when I don't feel like boiling them myself.

These are ok. I did notice some have the greenish ring around the yolk which means they sat too long after boiling. The quality doesn't seem as good as the previous brand Sam's carried. They also seem smaller. I do like the convenience.

The pictured item is fabulous. Today, however, I bought a bag and the brand was different. It is a brand called The Farmers Hen. They are terrible!! There is a weird taste about them. Please go back to the Snack Attack brand!