While the eggs themselves are fine, this new plastic packaging sucks, might as well have the eggs in a bag. You need to hold the entire package in both hands when taking it out of the frig, otherwise it flaps open, and eggs fall on the floor.

What happen I have been so many times to Sam's to look for these eggs and they are no where to be found pla bring them back there are the only eggs we love

WARNING: The eggs are great but the flimsy weak useless container they come in is not strong enough to hold 18 eggs. Cleaning up a dozen broken eggs off my tile floor is not how I want to spend my evening. A waste of time and money.

These eggs yolks are very light in color compared to what they used to be. Very disappointed especially since pasture raised chickens typically produce dark yellow yolks. These look like cage free egg yolks. Very pale.

I suppose these eggs are indeed edible but most definitely not rich and flavoral like pasture raised eggs from Vital Farms or Happy Egg. If that means something to you like it does to me I would pay extra and skip this one

These pasture raised eggs are the best tasting eggs to use for egg breakfasts and to add extra protein to your salads. The yolks are a beautiful soft orange color and cook up beautifully.

These eggs have been out of stock online for a few months now. When I go into the store, they are fully stocked! Come on Sam's, what's the point of having curbside? Get your act together!

We pick up a carton on every visit. Not only are they delicious, but they do indeed have the deep orange yolk of a pasture raised hens and their associated healthy diet. This means we are getting the right omega-3 levels in our nutrition profile. And amazingly they are affordable. We could not be more pleased. Please continue to stock these. I hunted high and low when Vital Farms was no longer available.

I started buying these eggs about a year ago and noticed immediately how deep orange the yolks were. I have noticed the eggs do appear a little smaller than when I initially began purchasing them and the shell is not as thick as it was a year ago. On one purchase, the yolks didn't appear as deep colored as previously.

These supposive pasture raised eggs have changed dramatically with the last 3 cartons, I've been buying for quite awhile, since Sammy's first started carrying them. They USED to large & the yolks were dark yellow. They have been substantially smaller & a pale yellow. I feel their has been a bait & switch.