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Honestly if I hadn’t started raising my own chickens a few years ago, I may not have noticed a difference. I don’t know that these are actually “pasture raised”, they are the same as any other cheaper store bought egg. The shell was thin & the yolks pale, nothing like free range or what I’d consider “pasture raised” egg quality should be. If you know, you know! Worse than the “pasture raised” quality is the packaging... I had 4 broken eggs.

When I first started buying these, the yolks were bright orange yellowish like they are supposed to be, but over the last 2 months, really since Easter 2024 and the increase in demand since then, I noticed most are light yellow now, which is a huge problem to me. That color let's me know I'm paying for the real deal and it's looking like I may go back to just Jumbo eggs. It was great while it lasted, no difference in taste really, at all in fact. The health factors may or may not depending on whatever tests may be done on these eggs, but the cost doesn't mean better eggs at all. Buy what you can afford in any case and eat lots of eggs!

These eggs were a disaster from the start. The plastic carton is difficult to open, so I didn't check the eggs in the store. Big mistake. When we did open them at home,3 eggs that were hidden by the label were broken. It happens. But the rest of the eggs were so thin shelled that they shattered when trying to use them. We gave up and steamed the last 7 to make hard boiled eggs. All but one cracked upon cooking. Only 3 were able to be peeled without coming apart. These eggs were used at least 10 days before the expiration date. I am not a novice cook. Sam's should consider an alternate supplier.

the yokes are yellow just like the white eggs and from reading the reviews yall know all about this and dont care yall will keep ripping off customers....Nov 3, 2024 sexy 1 out of 5 stars review The old switcharoo Sams had carried the Vital Farms brand of pastured raised eggs before they switched to the Members Mark brand. Everything was fine until about 2 or 3 months ago when they are putting plain brown eggs in the pasture raise container. When you have eaten pasture raised eggs you know the difference between them and other eggs. I added a pic showing the visual difference of before and after the switch. the 2 on the right are pasture raised.....Nov 10, 2024 nick59 1 out of 5 stars review Pale yellow yolks compared to previous deep orange I've been purchasing these eggs for the past year and most recently I have noticed the egg yolks are pale yellow in color as they used to be a dark orange. This leads me to believe that the chickens are not eating healthy food. The price has also increased from $4.98 to $5.22, still a good price overall but not if they are lacking nutrients. I will not purchase any for one month and then I will purchase some in December, if the yolk is still pale yellow I will no longer buy this product.

Waited an hour and a half for a cracked case of eggs, water, and butter

These eggs are wonderful! We love the dark yellow yolks too.

Another great price for great healthy eggs.

good eggs, a little trouble peeling hardboiled eggs, may be due to cooking method