Hard to find affordable pasture raised eggs. These are a great price. Taste good. Yolkes are a "normal" color (some brands are darker than others). Shells crack well when hard boiled. Im glad i can recycle the plastic just dissapointed its a lot of plastic. Wish there was a return system so they can reuse the cartins. I do love the product.

I buy these often. The price is good & I like that it comes with 18 eggs. I have never had a bad egg. They always taste fresh & I am happy Sam's Club sells eggs that are from pasture raised chickens, not fed any animal byproducts & no added hormones.

Pasture raised eggs for the price that we get here at Sam's is a really good bargain... Plus u get 18 eggs in one tray... Given the fact that we dont have many options in the egg section... I do like that they have pasture raised... I prefer that... But I'd also have loved it 5 stars if they were organic and pasture raised... The package in which it comes is pretty flimsy considering it contains eggs which are super fragile... Many times some of the eggs got cracked even though i handled them well... I also prefer brown eggs over white... So it checks 5 boxes for me... Brown large pasture raised 18ct affordable... It doesn't check the boxes of organic and good durable packaging for me...

Best pasture-raised eggs with better taste and deep yellow yolks. Only Costco’s 24 Organic Pasture Raised eggs compare or my friend’s backyard-raised chickens’ fresh eggs! Price is very good for 18 pasture-raised eggs. Don’t be tricked by buying only “organic eggs” that aren’t pasture-raised. The chickens have a fraction of the space to roam around and feed.

Was not sure about the brown eggs at first. They boil and peel well. Yolk is a darker color which makes scrambled eggs slightly darker, but not much. I have stopped scrambling and frying eggs with butter and started using olive oil instead: Adds a nice flavor. Instead of cheese in the eggs, I sprinkle some nutritional yeast in and on them which adds a cheesy flavor. I believe the yeast came from Sam's but not sure.

For a commercially available egg, these are pretty darn good. Unfortunately, though not typical but not uncommon either, for my experience at Sam’s with things I find I really like and only find and buy at Sam’s, the product will disappear with no explanation nor cogent prognosis of a return to availability. Such is the case with these eggs.

Best eggs I've ever gotten from a large big-box store for a great price. The yolks are deep orange and very tasty. Can we trust that the disclosures are truthful and that the chickens are not being fed vegetable feed with orange dye? Hopefully, Sam's subscribes to thoroughly vetting its providers.

Great eggs, I like that the claim of being pasture raised is at least backed up with a qualification. I think this certification is a big deal because its backed up with a better quality of life for the chicken, which should make for a better, healthier egg. Not all "pasture raised" eggs labels are the same but this American Humane lable seems to set a pretty high standard.

A friend of mine mention these eggs to me and I decided to give them a try. I’m not an egg connoisseur by no means but these are just as good as the “free range” ones I generally purchase at my local grocery store. They say the labeling for eggs is suspect, I don’t know. However, I still prefer to purchase eggs that I think are from chickens that are raised well whether they’re lying to me or not.

As close to farm raised as I have found from a grocery store. The yolks are orange as they should be and the egg shells have not been bleached. The eggs themselves are absolutely delicious. I also feel good knowing that the chickens got raised on a pasture and not in cages.