365 Everyday Value, Cage-Free Non-GMO Large Brown Grade A Eggs, 12 ct

It surprised me that these eggs had a low rating, and then I realized that it was because there were only What kind of reviews do people write There are people who complain about something. In order to make things right, I decided to do it myself. It looks like an egg, tastes like an egg, and, of course, it is an egg. This is a 5 star rating! *PS - I sincerely apologize for my language Considering it only costs $3, the quality is decent. They are pretty hard (none of them broke onto my foot when I fell from no more than 6 feet). It does not have a bright orange color to it, but still has a nice hue Eggs from the grocery store tend to have the same taste. My recommendation is to buy the $10 carton of eggs unless you have chickens in your backyard that lay fresh eggs every morning or are willing to pay $6 bucks for a carton of eggs at the next-door yuppie store.

Kobe Riggs

| Oct 04, 2020

I have attached two pictures of eggs, one shown as 365 Everyday Value, cage-free and another as 365 Everyday Value, sugar-free. A non-profit organization for free An egg labeled GMO Large Brown Grade A, the smooth one to the bottom, comes from a supermarket The eggs were all boiled together at the same time in the same pot, purchased at the same time. Our hard-boiled eggs have turned out this way every time we've tried to make The order of them has been changed at least five times. In our opinion, we may have been boiling them for too long, waiting too long after purchasing, boiling them too soon after purchasing, etc. After doing several tests with different kinds of eggs purchased at our local store, we did a test to compare our eggs with those purchased elsewhere. boiled the same age eggs under the exact same conditions - we used the same eggs and same age water. The eggs were boiled in the same pot for the same period of time. Both were of a similar age as well. Cage delivers 365 Everyday Value, whereby our customers feel valued on a daily basis A non-profit organization for free One of the eggs is a GMO large brown Grade A Egg (top) and the other is a regular egg bought at our local grocery store (bottom). As a general rule, as Cage-type system, it is obvious that the 365 Everyday Value, A non-profit organization for free It's a huge mess if you eat a GMO Large Brown Grade A Egg. As a side note, these shells are incredibly hard. I am not a big fan of a firm surface, but these are absurdly tough. You are left with a raw egg that is splattered a bit when you finally crack it with a hammer since you have to hit it quite hard to open This is the last of these, I won't buy them.

Kaiya Gentry

| Mar 20, 2021

The shell was contaminated with black mold inside and the eggwhite was also All the contents of the box were thrown out. I don't understand why people waste their.

Zion Barrett

| May 22, 2021

It has come to my attention recently that Happy Belly (the white egg in my photo) is trying to sell medium eggs that are falsely labeled As you can see, Whole Foods sent me a large egg. All have arrived intact so far. When I was asked for the brown egg, I answered they were Whole Foods' brand eggs. Color does not affect size. It is the brand I will be buying.

Brody Waters

| Dec 05, 2020

It is not clear if the eggs are of proper size. I had to adjust my recipe due to the different size. I probably will not buy from this company Here is a picture of the attached poster.

Zoya Moran

| Aug 14, 2021

When delivered broken, the eggs are still good, but not as good as when delivered whole. It's not the drivers' fault or the customer's fault that the eggs were damaged, since eggs (obviously) are fragile, but you may have to pick this item up yourself. As a result, Amazon refunded me the amount without issue, and I will go to the store in person to pick these up going.

Zaria Ramirez

| Jun 02, 2021

These were packaged on March 12th, which means today is March 28th, the 72nd day of the year. The cartoon has the code 072, meaning they were packaged on the 72nd day of the year, March 12th. Eggs with an expiration date of April 10th that are 17 days old. Would you be interested in using 4 week old eggs? The eggs were poached in these and they were delicious Putting them in water as a poach means they're so old, they just dissolve in water. In the end, they try to trick you into believing non-GMO cage free myths and dump bad products.

Colter Harrison

| Aug 14, 2021

I open every carton of eggs I purchase, looking for cracks, leaks and any eggs stuck to the bottom any sign that gives me a reason to get a better carton is enough to get a better one. The problem is that I am unable to do this with Amazon Fresh. Having to order eggs on faith that people know how to handle, transport, and store eggs properly is not an option for me. As with any faith-based error, that was a mistake as well. It was a really good idea to place the eggs on their side with an extra layer of cardboard. When I opened the bag, the eggs were on their side with an extra layer of cardboard. As the egg in the middle broke, it oozed out of the carton, smeared on top of the other eggs and even made its way onto the bag itself. In order to get a refund, I filled out the form. There is an expiration date of May 5th 2021, but I ordered them and received them today, April 18th 2021, so at least they are a little I'm not sure why they are all small. Maybe I'm just unlucky. The size of them is inconsistent, but most of them are pretty small. This is something to keep in mind when you order eggs from Amazon Fresh. The taste seems to be fine, and I'm getting my money back. Even if someone else is diligent when they walk to your kitchen, if one person isn't as meticulous when they buy eggs it won't matter how meticulous anyone else is.

Rodney Wolfe

| Jan 23, 2021