Marketside Organic Cage-Free Brown Large Eggs, 18 Count

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.

I've been using these organic, cage-free brown large eggs for a while, I think it's been a few years. The quality has always been consist. The carton is strong and the eggs are safe and secure (no broken ones). I live that the carton is transparent, it allows a quick look to see how many eggs I have left without having to open th box like others. The eggs have a good healthy taste and the large size give me more bang for my buck.

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.

Honest cook and shopper. I found these to be great in all forms of cooking. The yolk is a bright healthy color. I scrambled, boiled, egg salad and added them to my recipes and baked goods. I enjoyed them, knowing that just like my milk I'm finicky about my dairy for many reasons. I found them to be average sized and peeled well when I made egg salad which was delicious, smooth and tasty. I'd buy these again probably look for a bigger size.

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!

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.

There was nothing wrong with the eggs but with their delivery! This is my second time ordering them, the first time 5 eggs were broken or cracked. I got a refund. This time, 2 were broken I let it go out of laziness to get my phone to take a picture and send it. Please, take measures for this not to happen again!! Thanks.

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.

I ordered every week this product, last week, broken 6 eggs and today more then 10 eggs broken and even case beken too. How you guys handing this product. Please return asap thanks

I bought a “large” eggs, only to open the box and find what can only be described as medium at best. I weighed several myself—none came close to what’s considered large by any standard. It’s frustrating and feels deceptive, especially with prices going up.