Vital Farms, Eggs Pasture Raised Large, 18 Count

As advertised are large, very delicious, keeps my sugar level low. Fresh, top notched quality, real brown eggs appearance unlike others which are artificially colored because when you wash them the color brown fades and tints your hands

One of the biggest draws of Vital Farms is their commitment to pasture-raised hens, giving consumers confidence about animal welfare and farming practices. The carton clearly explains their standards, which adds a layer of transparency that’s appreciated when paying a premium price. They are more expensive than conventional eggs. However, if quality, taste, and ethical sourcing matter to you, the difference is easy to justify.

18 eggs, all intact, pasture raised so I am not contributing to the chicken housing issues. The yolk is consistently the orange color that I like to see - I believe what I have read (in this instance) that the darker the yolk, the healthier the egg. I grew up with dark orange yolks and I believe that at 53, I am still worth dark orange yolks - if not more so. Yum. These are a staple at my house. Delivered with care and quickly

My family and I really love these eggs. We’re not huge egg-eaters normally, but these make us want to cook with them more. You can honestly taste the difference compared to most other brands. Whether it’s the way the chickens are raised or what they’re fed, something about these just comes out better. The yolks have that deep orange color that looks great and probably adds to the taste too. They’re not cheap, I’ll say that, but when you think about the cost of eggs in a diner or restaurant, this ends up being way more affordable and healthier in the long run. We’ve been buying these regularly and they’ve made a difference in how often we cook at home. Just a better product to work with overall.

These eggs are great. They are very large and fresh and taste great. These are the only eggs I will buy now. Pasture raised, dark yellow yolk and just delicious.

Great Quality

Best eggs overall in the shopping online world and finding it locally too. Yolks are nice deep yellow almost orange. Price is right. The egg crack isn’t perfect sometimes I’d call it brittle like some tiny bits of shell fall into your bowl. Not always this is my first choice when I buy eggs. I get the organic when it’s available

Good product, but overpriced (even with sustainability and farming methods in mind)! I've switched to Whole Foods organic eggs. Great test and cheaper!