Happy Egg Co. Organic Free-Range Large Brown Eggs, 12 Count, USDA Organic

More expensive than the egg's I've been buying my entire adult life but decided to give them a try out of curiosity. I cracked one of these into a bowl next to a bowl with one of the "cheap" eggs in it, and the visual difference blew my mind. Cooked and ate them side-by-side. Not even close - texture, taste... These eggs are no joke. I'm sold. You get what you pay for here.

Our food budget is TIGHT just like many others. But you'll definitely see the difference in these eggs. a Free Range is not the same as Cage Free. Cage Free just means the Hens could be on concrete crowded in a metal building. Free Range means the chickens get a wide variety in their diet instead of just chicken feed. They can roam around and eat plants and insects, and THAT makes the yolk darker orange, full of more nutrients. You can also tell these eggs are healthier because the shells are much harder than even EB eggs. I know the price is outrageous when you can get a dozen regular eggs for like $3 right now. I am vegetarian and have thyroid issues. Eggs are good for your thyroid, and a vital protein for non meat eaters. My meat eating family members also love eggs just about every way you can make them. The way I see it, If I have to buy less eggs, but they are higher quality, that's better than buying eggs more frequently that aren't really giving you the nutrition you think you're getting. My meat eating husband says these eggs DEFINITELY taste better and better texture. I definitely think eggs taste better from happy hens ❤️🐔🥚 Im grateful and actually shocked Walmart even carries free range eggs. We also buy free range chicken at Walmart which husband says taste better.

These are the best eggs you are going to ever find in a store! Rich yolk, nice shell. Healthy happy chickens lay happy healthy eggs!!

There's no better tasting brown eggs than Happy Eggs. This was the first time I tried them, and I noticed the rich and unique taste they had. I was born and raised on a farm with many different types of animals, including three to four dozen chickens. These eggs reminded me of those good old days on the farm and eating fresh farm eggs.

My grandmother had a chicken coop on their farm. I still remember liking to go there and that I ate eggs that tasted like real eggs. These happy company organic free range brown eggs taste like my grandma's. I don't need that many eggs. I don't really care what they cost.

There is a difference between white and brown to organic free range and all the other ones. Having been raised in a ranch type life with chickens goats dogs cats . When it comes to eggs there is nothing better than brown eggs it's more bold and satisfying of course white eggs are very good too. My sister lives in Tennessee and eats fresh daily duck eggs there bigger I was skeptical till I tried them very satisfying. So try something different at least once you will never know unless you try it .

I like these eggs because they are pasture raised, and I've viewed some YouTube videos about certain foods and just because a carton of eggs says cage free doesn't mean that these birds aren't all crammed together on an open floor. I like the organic as well because I don't want my eggsto be full of products that aren't good for me.

I have only eaten eggs from my own chickens for many many years. I had to retire from keeping chickens, so I did research on store bought eggs and decided to try these. they're excellent! I was pleasantly surprised! The taste is great, deep rich color on yolks, thick whites, good solid shells, large size egg! I am not disappointed!

These are actually larger than the 18 count, which I think Walmart switches up. My 18 count arrived in delivery. Broken, small, and regular yoke. Usually, it's more of an “orange “ colored yolk. These were (so far) better than the 18 count of the same, which I find odd..

I actually wanted to try Nellies pasture raised ... I THOUGHT I marked no substitutes ... it got substituted with another brand, that are free range eggs I have used before, so ... I will use but was not the same type or brand requested. I am pretty sure I marked no substitutes.