Great Value Cage-Free White Jumbo Eggs, 12 Count

As far as value for money, I don't know why anyone would buy large over jumbo. Haven't weighed them, but seriously seems like one jumbo has the volume of maybe 2 large??, comparing the price point of large vs. jumbo. I usually prefer organic eggs and dairy, but at this price I can't justify the price difference.

Our local market in Mt Shasta has jumbo eggs for $7 , if they have them at all ! $2.82 from Walmart, always on time delivery and friendly service. ALWAYS tip the driver extra IN CASH so he can keep it all ! The Walmart in Yreka is 35 miles away !!! And they DELIVER !

I have no issues with buying Great Value eggs. They are probably sourced locally anyway. If I happen to miss the local farmers market....then this is what I buy. No issues at all. I am not going to buy eggs because of some advertising ploy/packaging.

The Jumbo eggs often have double yolks. The largest eggs almost always have two yolks and I break them in a bowl and slice them into the pan when I want over easy or Sunnyside up eggs. I don't really care for the cardboard carton if I had too find fault with this item. They almost always arrive unbroken for my deliveries orders. I always want only Jumbo eggs I like them that much

Been buying these Great Value jumbo cage-free eggs for months now, and they've become my go-to. For the price, they're a solid deal. The eggs are consistently fresh, the yolks are nice and yellow, and I rarely open a carton to find a cracked one. They work perfectly for my family's needs—whether I'm making scrambled eggs in the morning or using them in a cake recipe. They're a reliable, budget-friendly option that I'll keep repurchasing.

My only complaint is that one egg was dented, but without leakage. Many times when I buy eggs at Walmart, at least one egg in a carton of a dozen is cracked or broken, leading to putting that carton aside and checking another. I once went through five cartons before finding one with no damaged eggs.

The last delivery of my eggs was very good. One time in the past I received a dozen eggs where a couple had been broken. The interesting part was that the broken eggs were dried and absorbed into the carton. Therefore, obviously, the shopper had not done a good job because if the driver had broken the eggs, they would certainly not have been absorbed into the carton.

I don't like white eggs. I know they say they all taste the same, but they don't. I only want BROWN eggs, but Walmart only offered jumbo WHITE eggs. Every now and then I will order them HOPING I won't know the difference. I always DO notice. I WISH WALMART would offer JUMBO BROWN EGGS, I will only want to buy white eggs to dye them for Easter!

The only reason I recommend these eggs is cost, drastically reduced from the recent past quite substancially. Happy for that, BUT, the shells are super thin, break upon picking up, and some already broken in the crate/holders. One egg had blood veining in it too, semi fertilized? Scary. I know they must wash with something before crating them, maybe still wet, and some stick to the egg holders they are sold in, and break. Others break when picking up. NOT GOOD. They need more calcium in thier diet obviously! Just so buyers know all that. Hope the farmers wake up to that too.

I ordered and purchased online, a dozen eggs, 2 boxes of cereal, and a gallon of milk for delivery. Plus, I paid $10 for quick delivery, and $3 for the driver's tip, only to find that 3 of my eggs were cracked. One egg was cracked so bad that it (obviously) had been turned up-side down to conceal the damage. I gave 2 stars to the shopper/driver who delivered my items within 10-15 minutes. For $13 though? It definitely wasn't worth it… I won't do it again. Also: I couldn't find any examples of my issue in your Help section. And: No one in your Chat section picked-up. I see at the bottom of the screen, you ask for pics. Too bad, 2 of the eggs I cooked and one egg I threw away. Suggestion: Move the Pic/Photo section to the Rating: section.