Vital Farms Pasture Raised Hard Boiled Eggs

These precooked eggs in a bag were surprisingly good. I don't really like eating eggs, especially plain, as they always make me a bit vommy and the taste is just "eh". But these eggs had no ill effects on me, and if anything I think they made me feel a bit better (the power of protein? idk). They were smaller than your average egg, and a bit wet due to the form factor of "being in a bag", but they do taste like eggs. A yellower yolk than normal, which their non-bagged eggs have too. It is hard for me to say "non-bagged eggs" (but that's not due to my recent brain issues; it always would have been). Anyway, I can usually boil my own eggs so I don't need this, but if I'm travelling again I will definitely look for these! They were a lifesaver! Yay egg!

Overall
Cost: 6/10 [3$ish]
Taste: 7/10

Vital Farms Pasture Raised Eggs

Another egg review? Life is weird, y'all. These eggs are brown and pasture-raised, which is classy. They are supposedly smaller than normal, but they seemed like normal egg size to me (and the package says "large"). The expiry date is only 2 weeks out, so I need to eat these fast, but they seem plenty fresh at present. They looked to have a much yellower yolk than what I'm used to, which is apparently all down to the chicken's feed, so it didn't taste that different but I had the perception that they were more yolky even if they actually weren't. No complaints or special notes, but it's nice to have eggs in the house!

Overall

Cost: 6/10 (A little pricier than average - 4$ish)

Taste: 7/10