These are not pasture raised. The deep color is not there. Not sure how they get away with this. I only eat organic or pasture raised so this is very unsettling not knowing what you are eating.

I was really Disappointed with pasture raised eggs. They were definitely not pasture raised. The yolks of those eggs were lighter than the regular Walmart eggs for a $1.99.

Not as good as Eggland's Best. Not worth the cost so I went to Kroger. Tried these twice and won't buy againThese eggs are a result of Gov. regulation that came out in 2022 and went into affect in 2023 to get rid of the smaller producers.

When we are unable to get eggs local from friends that raise chickens, these are a good substitute. The yolks are bright in color. These are definitely better than other store bought eggs.

The chickens are clearly allowed to actually roam and eat a balanced natural diet because the yolks are bright orange! I won't buy any other eggs except from local farmers from now on!

These eggs seem to be superior to other free range. The yokes are almost orange in color. They cook up perfectly and taste great. I've even hard boiled them. They are tough to find in stock but worth the price.

These are NOT large eggs. They are small. Very misleading. They do not appear to be grade A eggs either. Will not purchase them again. They certainly will not work in a recipe calling for large eggs.

Just prior to learning of the egg 'shortage' it was wise to buy what was available rather than hope for additional inventory. All of the larger packs of eggs were gone.

The egg container yes, label says large eggs, but it’s not large eggs .They’re more like medium too small. This is false advertisement. I don’t know who does their quality control, but it is definitely not large eggs in these containers.

I bought these a few days ago. The yolks are dark, an indication that the hens truly are pasture raised. I like them a lot and will certainly buy them again. Sam's... Member's Mark... GOOD WORK!!