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The Happy Egg Co. Organic Free Range Eggs
$7.19 ($0.60/count)
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Highlights
- One 12 count of Happy Egg Large Brown Organic Free Range Grade A Eggs
- Grade A large eggs that come from family farms that use no pesticides, antibiotics, or added hormones*
- A carton of eggs that delivers rich sunset yolks and a delicious flavor for your breakfast
- Plump yolks and creamy whites make these perfect eggs for scrambling
- These brown eggs are stamped with certified goodness because they are USDA Organic, non GMO, gluten free, and kosher
- Great eggs for everyday baking and for big breakfasts on the weekend
- *No hormones are used in egg production
Description
Choose Happy with Happy Egg Organic Free Range eggs. These organic brown eggs are laid by our Happy hens who receive no antibiotics, GMOs or added hormones*. When you buy Happy Egg organic eggs, you can rest assured that you’re getting the best organic eggs available; the proof is inside the shell. At Happy Egg, we believe in Choosing Happy; from our small family farms all the way to your kitchen, these organic large Grade A eggs will upgrade any dish, baked treat or simple breakfast. Hens in our organic flocks are given a rich, all-natural diet to produce a delicious free range organic egg. Inside each brown organic egg, you’ll find a plump golden yolk with 6 grams of protein.
*No hormones are used in egg production.
*No hormones are used in egg production.
Serving Size: 1 egg
Serving Per Container: 12
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 70
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 5g6%
Saturated Fat 1.5g8%
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 185mg62%
Sodium 70mg3%
Total Carbohydrate 0g0%
Dietary Fiber 0g
Sugars 0g
Added Sugars 0g
Protein 6g12%
Vitamin D 1mcg6%
Calcium 30mg2%
Iron 0.9mg4%
Potassium 70mg0%
* Percentage of Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Ingredients:
eggs
Contains: Eggs
State of Readiness: Ingredient, Prepared, Heat and Serve, Mix
Package Quantity: 12
Egg size: Large
Net weight: 24 Ounces
TCIN: 51744135
UPC: 887422000081
Item Number (DPCI): 284-03-0012
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 4.25 inches length x 11.75 inches width x 2.75 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 1.75 pounds
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Q: Are you certified organic?
submitted by kermit - 3 months ago
A: Yes! Happy Egg Organic Eggs are certified USDA Organic and are laid by Happy Hens who forage and play on 8+ acres of outdoor pastures every day.
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 2 months agoBrand expert
Q: How long do these eggs stay fresh & edible refridgerated?
submitted by Texas Gma - 10 months ago
A: Hi! The expiration date should be on the right-hand side of the carton. If you are still not able to find it, we should mention eggs can be refrigerated for three to five weeks from the day they are first placed in the refrigerator, per the USDA. Store your Happy Eggs in your fridge at 40°F or lower to keep them fresh. If you still feel worried that the eggs may not be fresh, try the egg float test! Put your Happy Egg in a bowl of cold water. If the egg sinks to the bottom, it is still fresh!
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 10 months agoBrand expert
Q: How many square feet per hen?
submitted by Megan - 1 year ago
A: Hi! Our hens have 21.8 sq feet of outdoor space per bird.
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Is there any SOY in the feed or graze for the hens?
submitted by Angey - 1 year ago
A: We feed our hens a specially formulated diet of whole grains -- including corn and soy, mixed with vitamins and minerals, to provide the best nutrition for healthy hens and great eggs. Because the hens have the ability to go outdoors, their daily feed is supplemented by a range-foraged diet, including grass and bugs. The hen’s feed is free of added meat, bone meal or hormones. In addition, Happy Egg hens producing organic eggs are fed a 100% organic, non-GMO diet.
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Are these 100% pasture chickens?
submitted by RhondaS - 1 year ago
A: Hi Rhonda, our hens are raised on small family farms and are given access to roam freely on over 8 acres of range (this equates to about 21.8 sq/ft per bird)!
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Do the chickens eat a supplemental feed containing corn or soy?
submitted by Emily P - 1 year ago
A: We feed our hens a specially formulated diet of whole grains -- including corn and soy, mixed with vitamins and minerals, to provide the best nutrition for healthy hens and great eggs. Because the hens have the ability to go outdoors, their daily feed is supplemented by a range-foraged diet, including grass and bugs. The hen’s feed is free of added meat, bone meal or hormones. In addition, Happy Egg hens producing organic eggs are fed a 100% organic, non-GMO diet.
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Is your brand pasteurized?
submitted by Dwn - 1 year ago
A: Hey! No, our eggs aren’t pasteurized but we do have a process where the eggs are rapidly heated (but not up to 100 degrees Celsius as pasteurization requires) and are held at a minimum required temperature for a specified time to destroy bacteria.
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Where are they from...where is the chicken farm...
submitted by sjmadrone - 3 years ago
A: Thanks for your question! Our Happy Egg farms are located primarily in the Ozark woodlands of Arkansas and Missouri. This region has gently rolling wooded hills for the hens, and a mild climate. This allows the hens to go outside year-round, not just in the summer months.
submitted byHappy Egg Team - 3 years agoBrand expert
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Guests are saying
Guests are overwhelmingly impressed with the quality and taste of these eggs, often comparing them to farm-fresh varieties. The vibrant yolk color and rich flavor stand out, making them a favorite for various cooking methods. Many appreciate the humane treatment of the chickens and the organic farming practices. While some guests noted packaging issues and a desire for mixed color cartons, the overall sentiment remains positive, with many expressing loyalty to the brand.
Summary created by AI from text of reviews reflecting recent feedback provided across different star ratings (includes incentivized reviews)
4.7 out of 5 stars with 2152 reviews
quality: 4.43 out of 5
taste: 4.62 out of 5
value: 4.25 out of 5
80% would recommend
75 recommendations
1 out of 5 stars
18 October, 2025Verified purchase
(no review title)
I have had expired eggs delivered from Target so many times it is ridiculous.
1 out of 5 stars
17 October, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Black 'yolk"
I have been using Organic Range Happy Eggs for a while. They have been great. Until---I cracked an egg yesterday that was extremely thin running all over the counter then when the "yoke" came out it was runny and black! What was wrong with it? Looking at it literally made me feel sick and the mess was difficult to clean up. I threw away the carton, washed and sanitized the counter and floor.
1 out of 5 stars
16 October, 2025Verified purchase
(no review title)
I had multiple cracked eggs when I unloaded them when I got home.
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 3 days ago
Hey! We are sorry to hear your eggs were broken. Please make sure to notify your local store manager to let them know. However, reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to make this right and send you a coupon!
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
15 October, 2025Verified purchase
WRONG PRICE AT CHECKOUT!!!!!
Make sure the price you get at the check out is the same as the price at the refrigerator! I paid $7.19 when the refrigerator said it was on sale for 5.99. I paid a higher price than the before sale price of $6.69!!!!!!!!!
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 3 days ago
Hey! We are sorry to hear you were charged the wrong price. Please make sure to notify your local store manager to let them know. However, reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to make this right and send you a coupon!
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
1 October, 2025Verified purchase
High quality eggs
I bought my first dozen a few weeks back and purchased another dozen today. The yolks are almost orange and remind me of the eggs our chickens used to lay growing up. Yolks don't break when you fry them. They make great egg salad. Have also used them in two pumpkin pies. Target's price is lower than the specialty grocery I go to that also sells them
5 out of 5 stars
29 September, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Love these eggs!
These are my new favorite eggs!
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 20 days ago
Thanks for Choosing Happy!
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
24 September, 2025Verified purchase
Broken eggs
4 of my eggs were broken.
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 20 days ago
Hey! We are sorry to hear your eggs were broken. Please make sure to notify your local store manager to let them know. However, reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to make this right and send you a coupon!
1 out of 5 stars
22 September, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Quality has dropped
These eggs used to be my favorite and unmatchable but recently they are just like normal eggs. I’ve also had several rotten eggs when I’ve gone a lifetime with ever having one. The cartons have even changed to a cheaper material and no matter what an egg gets broken on the trip home from the grocery store. I hope they go back to the rich yolks one day.
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 20 days ago
Hi, we are so sorry to hear about your recent experience with our eggs. We take the quality and freshness of our eggs very seriously, so we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. We would love to learn more about this and make this right. Please reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com!
5 out of 5 stars
16 September, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Love these eggs!
I love this product! I feel good about feeding my family these eggs!
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 1 month ago
We're so glad you love Happy Egg! Thanks for Choosing Happy!
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
15 September, 2025Verified purchase
Rotten egg
This was an item I had in my target pickup order
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 1 month ago
Oh no, we are sorry to hear you didn't have a great experience with Happy Egg! We take the quality and freshness of our eggs very seriously, so we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Please reach out to us directly: contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to learn how to do better and make it right!
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
11 September, 2025Verified purchase
Not happy with Happy Eggs
I’ll never buy this brand again. Yesterday, 9/10/25, I had the brown sugar and butter mixed up to make a large pan of brownies, cracked the first egg (unfortunately into the butter mixture) and the inside of the eggshell had dark spots, one possibly blood, but was orange - a Google search said the spots were mold! I checked a couple of other eggs and found a lesser amount of mold spots, but I didn’t feel it was safe to use any from the carton. Best by date is 9/16/25. In all the years I’ve been baking I’ve never seen anything so disgusting. I’ll now start cracking each egg into a separate bowl prior to adding to whatever I’m making, just in case.
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 1 month ago
Hi! We're so sorry to hear about this experience. We have many precautions in place to ensure the eggs you bring home to enjoy are of the best possible quality and freshness, so we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. We'd love to learn more about this and make this right. Please reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com.
1 out of 5 stars
1 September, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Yolks
Previously, I loved these eggs because their yolks were a rich orange-amber color. However, my latest purchase revealed yolks that are now a pale yellow, very similar to ordinary eggs — despite me paying the same higher price.
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 2 months ago
Hi, thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We always expect some variability in yolk color because, just like humans, no two hens are exactly alike. Several natural factors, such as seasonal changes, diet adjustments, or individual hen differences, can affect yolk color. Rest assured, our farming standards haven’t changed! The Happy Hens still enjoy a premium, nutrient-rich diet and daily access to outdoor pastures, where they play, peck, and forage. That said, we do understand that it can be disappointing to crack open a Happy Egg and discover a lighter yolk, and we want to make this right! Please reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com.
5 out of 5 stars
15 August, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
(no review title)
I have been purchasing these eggs and only these eggs for about five years. Recently however, the cartons are only full of blue eggs and the yolks not as dark amber as the brown eggs. The brown are my favorite. Is there a concern with the hens laying the brown eggs, and or what is the reason for this? Please bring back the brown eggs. P.S. I literally went looked through every carton at Sprouts and all of the eggs were blue…
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 2 months ago
Great question! Our Heritage eggs are unique in many ways, from the Heritage Breeds that lay them to the rich amber yolks inside. While there is no set brown-to-blue ratio in our Heritage cartons, you will most often find them with a fairly even mix. However, this all depends on the packing schedule, the farm, and ultimately, the hens who are laying the eggs. It seems that the farm supplying your eggs has more blue hens than brown hens at the moment. Don't worry, the hens receive the same standard of care. The only difference is the shell color!
5 out of 5 stars
15 August, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Best ever
My roommate has food allergies and Happy Eggs are the only brand that don’t trigger reactions. I love the way they cook up whether fried, poached or hard boiled. Taste is delicious and I appreciate the fact that hens are free range with no added harmful ingredients!!
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 2 months ago
We're so glad that you and your roommate love Happy Egg! Thanks for Choosing Happy!
2 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
13 August, 2025Verified purchase
Quality went down
Used to love the eggs but the yolk is no longer amber color. It tastes like store brand eggs. Until they fix it I won’t be purchasing any more
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 2 months ago
Oh no, we are sorry to hear you didn't have a great experience with Happy Egg! We always expect some variability in yolk color because, just like humans, no two hens are exactly alike. Several natural factors, such as seasonal changes, diet adjustments, or individual hen differences, can affect yolk color. Rest assured, our farming standards haven’t changed! The Happy Hens still enjoy a premium, nutrient-rich diet and daily access to outdoor pastures, where they play, peck, and forage. Please reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to make this right and send you a coupon!
5 out of 5 stars
12 August, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Sunshine on a plate!
I was so very happy to discover your Happy Eggs! I have been searching for them for a long time so cudos I am eggstatic!! Just one concern is the packaging - the carton opens very easily and one of my eggs slid out and landed on the floor. Not a big deal but such beautiful eggs deserve a more secure design I hope you will give it some thought. Thank you though for these beautiful eggs!!!
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 2 months ago
Hi, we are so glad you loved your eggs, and we appreciate your feedback! It is very important to us that we deliver Happy Eggs to our consumers in a protective carton that is also 100% biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
12 August, 2025
Grateful
🥰 , I ❤️ Them ❣️ Happy eggs truly taste 👅 very Happy DELICIOUS 🤤. Fresh from farm 😊 . Thank You so much Target 🎯 You are one of my favorite friendly , neighborhood groceries and so much more Awesomeness Store . You and your professional associates always meet my needs . Thank You 🙏 Target 🎯
1 out of 5 stars
8 August, 2025
Quality went down
I LOVED these eggs soooo much. Recently I've noticed that they were pale & white in color- not their usual vibrant orange. They definitely did not taste the same, either. Much more bland than normal. I thought it was just the one box I had but it's been multiple boxes that I've bought the last few weeks. :(
1 reply from Happy Egg Team team - 2 months ago
Oh no, we are sorry to hear you didn't have a great experience with Happy Egg! We always expect some variability in yolk color because, just like humans, no two hens are exactly alike. Several natural factors, such as seasonal changes, diet adjustments, or individual hen differences, can affect yolk color. Rest assured, our farming standards haven’t changed! The Happy Hens still enjoy a premium, nutrient-rich diet and daily access to outdoor pastures, where they play, peck, and forage. Please reach out to us at contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to make this right and send you a coupon!
3 out of 5 stars
7 August, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Unhappy Eggs
Happy Eggs are not the same suddenly. They used to have a rich dark orange yolk, and now they look and taste like the other brands. Why would I keep paying more money for eggs that are not so happy anymore?
1 reply from Happy Egg team - 1 month ago
Oh no, we are sorry to hear you didn't have a great experience with Happy Egg! We always expect some variability in yolk color because, just like humans, no two hens are exactly alike. Several natural factors, such as seasonal changes, diet adjustments, or individual hen differences, can affect yolk color. Rest assured, our farming standards haven’t changed! Please reach out to us directly at contact@happyegg.com. We'd love to make this right!
3 out of 5 stars
1 August, 2025
originally posted on Happy Egg
Yellow yolks
I love them before the “egg shortage” after that I been getting yellow yolks in most of them, I was okay with the light orange but vibrant yellow 🥹 pleaseeeee I need vibrant orange yolks!!!