rich and yummy!

I used to love these eggs, the orange yolk on them made them tasty but they’re no longer the same. They’re pale and not as tasty as they were before.. won’t be buying them anymore..

Lately no orange yolks. For past couple of months has been hit/miss with yolks mostly being pale yellow color. Suspect of pasture conditions and quality of hen diet. This is unfortunate since quality had been good when you could get them.

Wow! Judging from the reviews, Sam's must sources these eggs from different farms, but our eggs were sensational. The shells were thick, and the yolks were dark orange. The scrambled eggs looked like I added cheddar cheese to them. I should have taken pictures.

it was great couple weeks ago. now huge difference. the egg size greatly reduced. its sold as grade A Large eggs.1.92-2.16 ounces for large per USDA. but its so much smaller when I last bought it, and certainly some are less than 2 oz. oh and they hiked the prices. large corp act like they are poor when 50% price increase with every chance they get.

I have purchased these eggs as well as many other brands including Vital eggs. In comparison, Vital eggs are good but these eggs are every bit as good at half the cost. You want "Pasture" eggs, as that is the gold standard for eggs where the chickens have the opportunity to eat worms, bugs and seeds. Packages of eggs that say cage free, organic or free range can mean many different things and often be deceiving.

what happened to the chickens laying these eggs ?! Because the yolks used to be a dark vibrant orange as true pasture raised chicken eggs should be, now they are pale yellow.... the quality changed.. I will try buying them again to see if they are orange next time...

This company doesn't state what type of food they're feeding their chickens, but more than likely they're feeding them grains like corn which is ofcourse GMO corn. Yes they're cage free, and pasture raised Hens but if you're feeding them garbage grains that are Genetically Modified in a lab, then what's the use of consuming them. The real deal is GMO-Free/Pasture Raised ORGANIC Hens. Ofcourse, GMO-Free is AUTOMATICALLY labeled ORGANIC since any Organic Certified product MUST be free of GMO's.

These eggs suck

Been buying pasture raised eggs at Aldi for awhile. They are good, but I sometimes questioned if they are truly pasture raised. Shells seemed to thin for pasture raised to me. When I saw the M/M brand was back in stock at Sam's at cost that beats Aldi, I had to try them. So glad I did. These eggs are the real deal ! Strong shells with deep orange yolks and exceptional texture and flavor.