Marketside Organic Cage-Free Brown Large Eggs, 18 Count

I always try to buy pasture raised but when I can't afford it cage free is the next best thing. I imagine that there had to be some kind of room if they are cage free to harvest the eggs. I don't know if it is placebo but they seem to taste better than regular eggs. Sometimes it's the best we can do. I feel less guilt when eating these.

With the high price of eggs, I could not afford the thin-shelled white eggs in the easily crushed foam cartons that never made it safely home from the store without 1-3 cracked shells. I discovered these wonderful brown eggs have much thicker shells, and the rigid plastic cartons protect them from being squeezed when handled. I get home with all 12 or 18 intact now! They end up costing less per carton because I don't have any waste. Wish I had discovered this years ago!

i grew up with fresh eggs and they were so delicious. the yok was deep yellow to orange. thats because we gave them all of our scraps. layung masg and let them out yhe pen to scratch which thats when they got to eat all kind of bugs ,worms etc. The white non organic are flavorless compared to these.

As far as I know, it's impossible to find organic eggs elsewhere at this price level. I only feed my family organic animal products because low levels of antibiotics over time -- years and years, here in the USA -- are devastating to human health. This isn't commonly acknowledged but it will be one day, and will make the tobacco scandals look miniscule. Anyway, it's great to be find affordable organic eggs at a convenient place like Walmart.

I usually eat these organic eggs hard-boiled; and they taste good to me. I think they are reasonably priced. They generally arrive in good condition; but have had a few cases where eggs were cracked and leaky or even broken. Not completely happy that there is so much PLASTIC in the packaging, though.

This eggs are the best for the price. They don't splatter everywhere like some other eggs when fried. The flavor is very good. They fluff up very well when scrambled. The size consistency is right on which makes the perfect for all recipes. The shells have a beautiful color and are strong which are perfect for using in crafts.

These eggs are fine. Nothing special. One thing I did notice is that the yolks have an unnatural orange tinge. Not like real pastured eggs, like i buy from a friend who raises her chickens outdoors roaming free. Those local free range eggs have a golden yolk with a superior flavor. These Marketside eggs have ORANGE yolks, which if I’m guessing correctly, means the chickens have been fed high quantities of marigolds to enhance their yolk color unnaturally. Deceptive. Still, the eggs were fine. But I will always prefer farm fresh eggs.

I should rate this two stars. I've ordered these eggs many times without any issues and I like cage-free, organic eggs. I was grossed out upon opening the carton to see a feather stuck on one egg's outer shell. I could have washed it yet I chose to toss instead. Now, one other thing I find with cage-free large eggs is, in my opinion, the yolks are not what you'd consider large sized when comparing to large white eggs. These yolks, I'd say, meet the small size in white eggs. I will continue to buy based upon my preferences.

Again, it must be the shopper or the driver. I don't know if the driver is a shopper. But I bought this large bag to take some of them with me on my trip. The ones I left behind were cracked. One or two cracked somehow and Transport to my house or they were already cracked in the refrigerator at the store. Nobody looked at them. And then that gunk from the yolk gun on the other eggs and then I saw two more that were cracked. I just don't know what's going on with the store as a half an hour each way for me to travel there, and I thought getting delivery would solve my problems, but it is more aggravation that it is worth.

There is no way these are organic. Organic eggs should have bright almost orange yolks and rich taste. These taste like nothing and have barely yellow yolks. Generic, store brand eggs are better quality. Pretty disappointing. If this qualifies as organic for Walmart, what are we getting in other supposed organic products.