The packaging does well and the eggs are rarely cracked. The size varies some, but not that much. The eggs have a much higher water content than more expensive ones. I miss the 'A' grading system. They would add an A as the eggs aged - 1A = very Fresh. AA = PRETTY FRESH. & AAAA Older still. Everyone dropped the A Freshness grading and i miss it. Older eggs have a higher water content and they get less firm as they age.

They were out of the eggs I usually buy so tried these. Many brown eggs I have bought in the past are bloody inside. While it is harmless to you, I don’t like that. None of them were like that and the yolks are nice and golden. Will definitely be my new faves.

I’ve tried a number of different “pasture raised” egg products and they look and taste different from other eggs. They have a rich deep orange colored yolk and this changes the taste and nutrient profile. These eggs look and taste like regular factory eggs, so I’d be careful if you’re looking for true pasture raised. Better to skip these and go with a smaller producer of pasture raised products like Vital Farms.

Purchased many times before and were great but the last 3 packages were NOT pasture raised. They had a light yellow yolk and different taste. I was sold something other than what I paid for and will not recommend these. I could have bought regular caged eggs for the quality i was sold. I can't believe I paid for a lie

Great "country" eggs! These are absolutely delicious, and the only eggs I buy. They are not all exactly the same size, which I like, so I can choose a smaller one or larger as I need them. They are legit too, as compared to all "homegrown" eggs I've had, and I've had plenty. I used to track down eggs at farmer's markets or seek them out from farms, but these have the rich, orangeish yolk I love and so convenient, without the worry of farm eggs as to whether they have been cleaned and stored correctly. I LOVE THESE EGGS! and of course, they come with a great Sam's price

High quality eggs, very rich yokes almost like duck eggs. Beautiful yoke coloring, egg weight almost seems double yoked. Tons of goodness inside scrambled in coconut oil, topped with garlic butter, pan seared lamb loins and a bowl of fresh red juicy grapes 🍇 🙂‍↕️

I was pleasantly surprised to get 18 eggs with the darker yolks for less than you would spend on a dozen if dark yolked eggs at a regular grocery store!! I don’t think they even advertise on the packaging about the darker yolks. These are very good eggs. The darker yolk increases the flavor. I raised chickens in the past and you can’t beat eggs like this. It’s the closest you can get to fresh eggs without having chickens or buying from a local farm.

Best eggs. These are my new go to eggs. The yokes are a nice deep orange, tasty and you can tell these are truly farm grade eggs with well fed chickens. Highly recommend for the egg snobs and regular folks who just want a quality egg at a good price.

These are the eggs I always use, and I get them from Sam’s Club — the quality is excellent, and the quantity you get for the price is a great deal. One of my favorite ways to enjoy them is with pepperoni — if you haven’t tried eggs and pepperoni together, you’re missing out! It’s a simple, tasty combo that hits the spot every time. Thank you, Sam’s Club, for offering such great value and freshness!

They just started selling these here and they are by far the best eggs I have ever had, and I have bought eggs from all local grocery stores. The yolks are bright orange. I love that they are pasture raised and that’s why I bought these in the first place. Soo good and great price