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Snack Attack Cage Free Hard Boiled Eggs, 2 ct., 12 pk.

EASY

Enjoyable for breakfast, lunch time snack, and late night hunger attack.

Extremely versatile product,

A great high protein snack to have on hand.

Very convenient

Perfect for snacks, or to fulfill your protein intake.

Taste great

Eggs Hard boiled

Hard and tough, rubbery. Not enjoyable to eat.

Hard boiled eggs

Lovr the convenience  of these! Ease of use is the best! Love it!

Great product

These are great a light egg taste good for a snack,a quick egg salad

Happy with Sam's

Excellent product, they are a household staple. Massive time saver in the mornings.

Household Staple

missing eggs

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.

Shells Inside the Egg

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.

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