Cornucopia Brands Half Dozen Egg Cartons (30-Pack); Split Apart Style for 6 or 12 Egg Use; Holds 180 Eggs Total

At least our eggs fit in these I got some plastic ones our eggs were to big.I do advise if your keeping eggs for a while to clean them first and refrigerate. If you try to clean them later and put them back in your contaminated and it gets flimsy getting even a little wet.

Used this product for donating 100 cartons of half dozen eggs to a senior living center. Arrived on time and exactly as described. The seniors were overjoyed with what we were able to give to them.

I will use these to make meatballs Yes I said meatballs. Put a ice cream scoop size of your favorite meatball mixture in each egg holder, cook the meatballs at 400 for an hour. The cardboard absorbs the the extra fat and you throw the carton away. I'm passing this information along to my family and friends..

I only received 15 when I read 30 cartons. Then I looked at it and you can seperate them in the center making it 6 egg ct. Instead of 12 and there is your 30.

I love how I can break the cartons to make it half or whole dozens, it’s is a bit wonky in the middle but the eggs ouch against it so it’s fine. I use them for my duck eggs. I also love how they come with no labels so you can put your own them but they also provide chicken eggs label/stickers

I used these For my daughter to sell to raise money to buy a horse. I love how you can break them into packs of six or keep them as a dozen. I keep giving my eggs to my neighbor, and she keeps returning the carton and using it over and over again

They are made of cardboard that is meant to break apart. Makes it easier to give out 6 pack of eggs , but make sure you carry both sides if it is full of eggs. It is a little flimsy feeling. I have not testing its durability but I do not like dropping my eggs

I bought these to hold golf balls for a christmas gift. I of course had extra left over. While I wish my area would allow us to keep chickens..they dont. So instead I'm going to use the remaining ones for seed starting in the spring