Great Value Cage Free Large AA White Eggs, 60 Count
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 078742330808
- EAN:
- 0078742330808
- Walmart SKU:
- 328101981
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$28.48 | |
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$28.48 | |
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$28.48 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Great Value Cage Free Large AA White Eggs, 60 Count since 1/22/2023. The most recent price update was on Jan 22, 2023.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $28.48 (lowest on 1/22/2023) to $28.48 (highest on 1/22/2023). The average price during this period is $28.48.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.3/5 from 2789 reviews.
Even though it's only myself and my husband at home now I like to buy the 5 dozen box of eggs for the value and also so that I don't have to order them so often. We eat eggs every day and one dozen only lasts us 2 days. These eggs are more likely to come with NO eggs broken because they are packaged so well.
Egg prices vary, weekly/ monthly and we price check each store in search for the lowest price before purchasing. Sometimes Wally's is too pricey... Sometimes they're the lowest. Our experience with the Walmart eggs has always been Eggcellent! Seriously, no yolking! With meat prices rising, eggs are still a good deal even when the market rate is high.
Walmart's 60-pack eggs are notably fresher and in better condition than those available at Costco. Also, I almost never get broken eggs at Walmart, and, when I was still foolishly purchasing eggs from Costco, I would get 3-6 broken eggs out of every batch.
I always buy this pack of eggs when I want to egg a friendly neighborhood. usually 4 boxes are good enough for a whole community block! This is a must have in every vehicle, I always have a box in my backseat with spare eggs in the center console for easy access. My mom usually cooks them too, they taste pretty good with sausages and flower tortillas or corn.
I just LOVE Walmart's eggs! They are securely packed insuring that none are broken when box is open. Also, during the egg shortage that we just went through Walmart's eggs did go up in price like everyone else BUT STILL nobody could beat their price, convenience, and availability. Thank you a Walmart for always being competitive!
Buying eggs in bulk is a great deal $! The downside with these eggs is that there is almost always at least 1 broken egg in the bunch(you can't check them like a regular carton because of packaging) The other thing is for the last 6 months or so, the shells have been very thin, making it difficult to crack without some landing in your dish. But you can't beat the price!
🥚 really are a bargain especially if your family goes through eggs a lot like mine.🥚 Just need to double check the box after delivery 🚚 📦 🥚🐣to make sure that they're not all cracked up. sometimes there may be 1 or 2 broken ⛓️💥 only once was the majority of the eggs were broken but we were refunded ASAP and we've continued to buy our eggs here
$40 in eggs😔 I was spending $11-$16 all of last year then now, boom $40… If this continues we're planning to own chickens or take our hard working money to our local farms. This is sad
I love shopping with Walmart every time, but I've noticed the Eggs price has been increasing quite significantly over time. Not long ago, it was $9 or $11, and now it's $22—a rise of over 100 percent, which feels excessive. Given this steep increase, the quality of the eggs doesn't seem to justify the new price.
I'm very disappointed in Walmart pick up system. I order several things to pick up, selected substitution if necessary and go to pick up order and get charged a fee for being under $30.00 because it was 2 cents short and your employees didn't pick order correctly, had to go in store and buy products missing which were on shelf. I am handicapped but I guess I'll have to pick my own orders instead of paying charges that I shouldn't have
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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