Great Value Cage-Free Large White Eggs, 12 Count

Every morning, my staff serves me a gourmet feast consisting of raw eggs, yogurt, and dog cookies. I assume this is how royalty lives. The eggs are delightfully squishy, the yogurt is creamy perfection, and the cookies provide just the right amount of crunch. Together, they create a breakfast experience that makes me forget I spent the previous night barking at suspicious leaves. As soon as I hear the refrigerator door open, I sprint to the kitchen at speeds previously thought impossible for a creature who sleeps 18 hours a day. The only downside? The bowl becomes empty far too quickly. I have filed multiple complaints with management (Mama-Lady), but so far they have gone unanswered. Five stars. Ten tail wags. Would inhale again.

As Walmart’s in-house brand, Great Value excels at affordability. While brands like *Eggland’s Best* tout added vitamins (e.g., B12, D, E) or reduced saturated fat, Great Value offers a *no-frills, budget-friendly* alternative for households prioritizing cost .

Good selection. Eggs as you might expect, none cracked, all clean. Tastes like … an egg! Outstanding price, too. I’m near a Safeway and have gone there for years until I had a freebie option to try Walmart online. What an experience! Safeway eggs at $6.99 - the cheapest 1x buy there. Walmart $2.98. Need I say more? Safeway IS expensive, and Walmart IS a bargain, and I couldn’t tell them apart.

Ok….honestly I usually get the big ol box of like 60 sumthin eggs cause I use a lot of eggs. So when I got these in my last delivery I wasn’t really paying attention when it was substituted in my order. I payed no attention even when using them as to the carton they came in. No joke, I assumed they were the fancy name brand ones that I would cringe paying so much for. The way they crack is nice! They hold up a little better and so there’s not me spending time just wasting on fishing out little chards of shell. The yolks are better too. Don’t break as easily. I’m rather fond of these eggs. Too bad these aren’t what I find in them boxes. lol

Not the greatest eggs on the shelf. Yolks are pale yellow, not the deep rich yellow one expects from high quality eggs but what you expect from chickens that never see daylight (even if they are “cage-free”, meaning they are raised in a crowded pen with commercial feed, not open range where they can naturally forage). Sadly, the “good” eggs are 4x the price of these.

I thought the eggs were fine and the price is OK, But I order my eggs with my online order and 5 of them were cracked when I got them. So didn't really get my monies worth. I would recommend going into the store and picking out your own eggs. Lesson learned the hard way.

I threw the box out after three times of tummy ache and diarrhea. I was able to pinpoint it was the eggs after three times of using it. I didn't return or let C/S know and skipped the long hod on the phone. But I am certain there was something wrong with the eggs. I have purchased the same GV brand before but this time it failed. Thank you.

Came home with one cracked egg. The eggs were bag with heavy items. Not only that raw items were bagged with the cheese. It seems that whoever picked and bagged these groceries does not care. Or they need to be educated. We are paying customers and we need to be treated accordingly.

I'm getting tired of buying eggs to be delivered and I get broken eggs personal that pulls the orders need to be checking before sending and delivery drivers need to be more careful when picking up and delivery products as I'm unable to go to store myself I have it delivered

Two days after purchased I went to cook a couple of them but they were all cracked! None were leaking or I’m sure I’d have picked up on that. Nevertheless, I failed myself by not checking the in the store when I picked them up as I was short on time. Apparently these eggs had been frozen at one time and never fully thawed out! So, who’s going to drive all the way back to the store to complain? I just dumped them out with the other scraps for the local wildlife to eat…