FARMHOUSE EGGS, Cage Free Large Brown Eggs, 12 Count

when I received my two dozen eggs two eggs or cracked from each carton on the very end. they were fresh cracks so I put them into a bowl to cook them either later today or tomorrow but I went ahead and cook them today. and I have never said before that eggs were absolutely gorgeous. the outside of the eggs are beautiful dark brown the inside the yolks are a bright orange and the albumen(white part of the egg) was so clear. the taste of the eggs when cooked is just like if you went out and picked up two fresh eggs out from underneath the chickens. I will definitely be purchasing these eggs from now on. please Walmart keep them in stock...

Many People In The United States Are Complaining, With Most Egg Brands, In Last 12 Years ; The Stomach Hurts, Past Eating Them. ( Not So With This Brand ; They Are Easy To Digest.)

While cage-free doesn't necessarily equate to healthy living conditions for the hens, I still prefer them to regular eggs. They taste good and remain reasonably priced in this crazy 2023 egg fiasco. Until Walmart provides pasture raised eggs, I'll continue to purchase these.

Overall, I much appreciate pick-up service. The problem is that there are many items out-of-stock when I need them. Example with todays order: No eggs today - I will purchase only CAGE-FREE hen eggs. It is terrible that a chicken is kept in a cage to lay eggs - the cages are so small that the hen cannot turn around, move about or even stand. Chickens are just the same as people - they have emotions - fear, joy, happy or sad and they have relationships with other chickens. They are created to lay eggs but they should never be denied their natural need to move about and relate to other chickens. CAGE FREE eggs or No Eggs! I will go to Winn Dixie in Defuniak Springs, FL for Cage-Free Eggs!

I've tried most of the eggs from Walmart and these have been the favorite. I keep ordering them. I'm still looking for orange yolks but haven't found any yet.

These are my second favorite eggs. My favorite eggs come from my chickens in my back yard. These are as close to them as I can buy and the price isn't TOOO bad.

This was the ONLY eggs product I could find in good old RECYCLABLE cardboard, not that nasty styrofoam. It's worth the extra price to me.

I had 3?eggs cracked in my carton…it leaked out of the carton and into the bad which had a hole in it so it got all over from the door to the fridge. Nasty mess!!!

Damaged Eggs! Please make sure either you or your cashiers are inspecting commonly damaged groceries like eggs that are fragile and easily cracked during transit! I personally don't believe this is not the delivery driver's fault.

Not really cage free, farmhouse doesn't show pictures of where the chickens are kept. Farmhouse states that each hen is allowed 2 square feet of space outdoors. "Farmhouse Free Range hens roam outdoors with 2 square feet of pasture area per hen for them to forage and enjoy." but doesn't show facility or tell you that the hens beaks are cut. I feel guilty for buying these eggs and now I have stopped. Happy eggs and Eggland's are bad companies to buy from too. Go online and check out PETA before buying.