Marketside Grade A Large Pasture Raised Brown Eggs, 12 Count

Marketside Grade A Large Pasture Raised Brown Eggs, 12 Count and Vital Farms pasture raised eggs are the only two brands I buy, the hens are healthiest for eating what they are intended to eat, thereby the egg are also much healthier, excellent anyway you would use eggs.

Whether it's true or not, I feel better about getting pasture raised eggs because I think the chickens are treated more humanely, at least I hope. Also pasture raised eggs have a better taste, a harder shell and a more richly colored yolk. Basically the same as the few times I've had friend's home raised chicken eggs. I normally get pasture eggs from Trader Joe's because their price was always less than everyone else. But they've been raising their price lately so now this brand cost a little less. First time trying them and they're just as good as Trader Joe's.

I have read pasture raised eggs are healthy so that is why we eat these. Good price for pasture raised eggs.We eat them hard boiled and only the eggwhites not the yolks because of my high cholesterol. Good source of protein because I do not eat meat.

These are phenomenal eggs. Great quality, price, and I buy them because they are pasture raised. That is the most important part. Free range is not enough so don't be duped. You want to get pasture raised. And this price is amazing. The eggs are great and I have no complaint.

Thanks to a one time purchase of these eggs, I'm hooked on the brand Marketside. It's a keyword I use in search at Walmart.com to find out what else they put their name on. The yolks were orange in color. A less expensive Vital Farms Pasture eggs IMO.

These are the best eggs I've had in a while. I usually getting the Great value cage free which are good, but these are worth the less than a dollar difference. Slightly larger, stronger shells and really deep orange yolks and firm whites! They are more flavorful. I'll get them from now on!

They seem fine; I use them in baking so can't comment on flavor. I do wonder on which end of the "pasture raised" continuum they fall , but given the price it seems likely it's the very minimum to meet the standard. Will probably pay a bit more and switch to a brand that's been independently assessed as on the high end of the allowed parameters determining the chickens' quality of life.

Four eggs out of the 12 were broke in the package. I should have checked the pack before I took them. The association did ask if I wanted to put them up front in stead of the back of the car and they could have broke on the way home. I will definitely check them in the future.

When I first started buying these pasture raised eggs the yolks were a deep orange which made believe that the hens were getting lots of bugs to eat. The last couple of times the yolks have been very pale. I don't like to have to worry about the hens welfare but I am. The pale yolks indicate a lack of proper nutrition. I hope this changes soon.

I felt weird after eating these eggs twice. I had to throw them away. I switched to "cage free" eggs that don't make me feel weird after eating them. If "pasture raised" eggs are from chickens raised in the elements, it means that whatever pollutants are near the farm will be in the eggs. I'd rather have more confidence in knowiing what i'm eating .