I absolutely love these eggs! They're pasture-raised and come at a surprisingly great price. The only downside is that they're often out of stock. I tried to buy them yesterday, but no luck👀 they were sold out again.

The eggs I purchased for the price (at the time) was a great deal...Egg prices were out of control and Sam's Club offered a quantity of 24 for close to what the supermarkets were charging for one dozen of eggs.

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!

Generally pretty fresh. Just wish they were always good dates. Sometimes these seem old compared to other stores, and when it is behind other dates, these don't last...

Great price on PATURE RAISED eggs. However, they have been sold out on the app for a while now. I can get them when I go in the warehouse sometimes. But is annoying to have to get in to get them, when you do pick up order.

Best tasting eggs I ever ate, the ones we had at home on the farm were like this. Other eggs just don’t have the flavor or color of these great eggs. My family and friends always buy these ones.

These is the best deal on pasture raised eggs. They seem good quality to eat, shells are strong, the yolks are oranger than non-pasture raised eggs which leads me to believe they truly are what counts as "paster raised"

Great price when compared to your local supermarket. The only thing I have noticed on a few occasions is there was a dot here and there of blood in the yoke. Doesn't really bother me, but I know it does bother some people.

These eggs were price well for pasture-raised eggs. They tasted good and lived up to expectations. My only quibble is that the shells seemed fairly thin and brittle compared to other pasture-raised eggs I've eaten from Aldi and other places

These eggs are the best . They have a richer flavor when cooked for breakfast and are very easy to peel when hard boiled . I like the fact they are from free range chickens