So glad that Sams started carrying pasture raised eggs. They are so much better for you than the regular eggs. We are very please with these, they have a good taste and flavor.

Compared prices to local grocery stores and this is the best by for the quality and they are actually large eggs. Some stores sell small eggs and label them large. You are definitely getting a bang for your buck.

I’ve never bought these eggs h til Christmas time and I’ll definitely do so again. The yolks were so orange! I was surprised that they’d have the same look as farm fresh eggs. They were perfect for my Christmas morning quiche!

They are a great price all thing's considered with overall pricing currently. Can't say the quality is as good as they say it is, but my wallet can only do so much. We still buy them week to week.

Love that these are pasture raised meaning the chickens aren’t in cages or a big warehouse they can roam and in return they are more nutrient dense eggs that I think taste better! And a good price at Sam’s too!

These are great tasting eggs. I like to try more natural products when I can. Saw these when shopping for eggs and purchased because they were pasture raised. They are now a family favorite.

Delicious. Not sure why I prefer brown eggs but I do. And these eggs have a great flavor,l and yolk brightness, Being pasture raised is an added bonus.

The eggs are fresh and delicious, my family prefers the brown pasture raised chicken eggs as they have more flavor and vitamins than the standard white eggs.

These are good eggs. I find that since the so call egg "shortage" eggs seem to have shrunk! large eggs used to be consistent in size. Large are now mostly small.

These particular eggs are the healthiest type being pasture raised. They amazingly are the least expensive of the variety that my Sam's carries.I prefer brown eggs for their yolk color brightness and to me they taste better.