$10/1.5dz today at HEB for the pasture raised variety

Wife had to pick some up at the local Giant supermarket today…holy crap this is getting crazy; $7 a dozen


I am picking some up from my Dad from his backyard chickens starting tomorrow. Price: $0 a dozen

Giant prices overall are high since some of them have a union. I only buy things that are on sale or have been marked down.

Local Walmart still has 18 pack large grade a’s for $6.19.

Costco last week on sale
Nearly $8.50/18.

$4.16 for large dozen at Walmart, deep east Texas.

Aldi's $4.67 limit 2 dz.

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Originally posted by IndianaMike:
I just seen the local Kroger ad they have 18 count large for $3.99

I just picked up eggs. Kroger in my area of TX currently has digital coupon for $2.99 for 18ct large Kroger brand eggs.

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Originally posted by iron chef:

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Originally posted by IndianaMike:
I just seen the local Kroger ad they have 18 count large for $3.99

I just picked up eggs. Kroger in my area of TX currently has digital coupon for $2.99 for 18ct large Kroger brand eggs.

My Kroger near Dallas didn't have any eggs yesterday as well as a 2 limit sign.
It's all good, I didn't need any anyway..

Luckily our girls keep us well stocked. I have one customer who likes to come get eggs from us for $5 a dozen. He says the yokes are a much better color. I agree. They get a great variety of chicken chow and grains and leftovers. Local prices have been around $5 to $7 a dozen depending upon where you shop.

$8.99/dozen - Harps in Bellefonte, AR.

Everything at Harps is overpriced, all day, every day. But their bakery is really good. Employee owned stores, and they must be well paid.

Waffle House adding surcharge for every egg ordered

https://www.wjhl.com/news/waff...r-every-egg-ordered/

Waffle House restaurants across the nation will be adding a 50-cent surcharge to every egg ordered amid soaring prices due to inflation and the bird flu epidemic.

The surcharge took effect Monday, according to a Waffle House memo shared with Nexstar.

Since some of us may be buying eggs we don’t normally purchase, anybody notice a difference?

I bought cage free brown eggs and don’t notice a difference between them and the normal store brand cheap eggs. The color of the yokes in the Eggland’s Best is a brighter yellow, but I don’t notice a difference in taste.

Costco had zero available Monday

One dozen large cage-free, $4.99 at the local Publix today. They had plenty of eggs, various brands and prices.

Honestly, no idea. We need eggs. I buy eggs.

I paid $6.99/dozen (large) at Albertson's today. Plenty of them in stock. XL were $7.49/dozen. I think jumbos were $7.99.

As I was standing agape looking at the $7 dozen eggs, another old guy came up and said, "they will probably start selling them by the "each" soon"
It was good for a laugh, hope it isn't true.

Threw a couple Rib Eyes in the cart, and didn't notice how much the eggs were after that.

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"As I was standing agape looking at the $7 dozen eggs, another old guy came up and said, "they will probably start selling them by the "each" soon"
It was good for a laugh, hope it isn't true."


^^^^^^^ I reckon if this keeps up you might see an Auctioneer doing that voice selling eggs. Highest bidder, so to speak.

Actually, that might make a really good comedy sketch on SNL.
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