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.

Great taste and very convenient product. Currently I can't find them. They aren't in the store or online. Used to buy them every week. Sometimes two bags a week.

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.

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.

Great taste, excellent value, relatively long shelf life considering the nature of the product, very convenient, consistent quality. The only criticism (besides the frequent lack of availability) is that some batches are hard to open.

These hard boiled are so convenient and tasty! We use them for snacks, a quick breakfast and even to make egg salad. They're cooked perfectly and are packaged to stay fresh for a while.

These eggs are boiled to perfection and are perfect for on the go snacking. I like to unwrap them and place them in hot water to warm them before eating, but they are ready to eat anytime.

Perfect for extra protein and so versatile

I decided to give these ready to eat hard boiled eggs a try. They are very convenient to have for something I can toss in my lunch bag for work. They save tons of time because they are pre-peeled. The taste was okay but seemed a little off to me. Also, they were a little on the "rubbery" side. I won't buy them again but they were worth a try. It is hard to beat the convenience and the fact that they are already hard boiled and peeled. I will say that they were cooked perfectly and they were not under or over boiled. I have tried many methods that are supposedly the perfect way to make a hard boiled egg and it doesn't always work out and peeling is another issue!

I've purchased 2 packages of these now and overall they are okay BUT ... I've bit into multiple eggs that had a huge shell INSIDE the egg... they were pushed into it somehow and no way I could've even rinsed them off. Not buying these again. A lot of them were good! but even having a few bad ones ruined the whole experience for me.