Kitchen

[meallen616]

@TheMemphisVette,

 In New Jersey the supermarket I go to,

egglands extra large,

12 eggs 5.29

18eggs 6.79

[drizzellla]

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@juanitalinda wrote:

Price depends on how creative the coyotes and hawks are.  

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Boy, you got that right. I live in a suburb of Philadelphia. I have lived here 40+ years. This is the first year, I have heard several different flocks of chickens in the neighborhood. BUT it is also the first year hearing about coyotes around.

Recently foxes have been in the neighborhood and a few years ago a bear. We always had hawks but until this year we have never had coyotes.

[Nightowlz]

Just paid $4.35 for organic brown eggs at Aldi. We generally buy at the farm. They are $6 for a dozen.

[FLGranny]

Publix brand, 18 count xtra large, $8.99

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

@TheMemphisVette.  Caused by bird flu and so many flocks had to be euthanized.  Maybe prices will drop when the current chicks grow up.  They grow fast.

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@Kachina624   @TheMemphisVette 

I was listening to a report on NPR the other day .... the price of eggs are going UP, regardless of where you buy them.

Get this ........  the other day I saw a dozen organic blue and brown eggs (never heard of them) for $10.99 a dozen!

I took a pic and will try to post it here.  I wouldn't believe it, either.  

Hope this works ..............

[Kachina624]

@Tinkrbl44.  I bought brown eggs, not organic, at Walmart for $3+ per dozen.  I usually buy their cheapest XL eggs.  I broke one recently and noted the yoke was like gelatin and the white runny and thin as water.  Decided to try another brand.

[Jk9]

I buy free range farm eggs from a local farmer for $4 a dozen.  They are delicious!  I get mine in western  NC.

[Meowingkitty]

I paid just over $4.00 for 18 last week at Costco.

[RedTop]

Southern WV; my last eggs were Egglands Best, large, for $2.79 doz at IGA.  They were $1 cheaper than the store brand, due to being close to sell by date.  Store brand was $3.99.

[Nightowlz]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@Kachina624 wrote:

@TheMemphisVette.  Caused by bird flu and so many flocks had to be euthanized.  Maybe prices will drop when the current chicks grow up.  They grow fast.

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@Kachina624   @TheMemphisVette 

I was listening to a report on NPR the other day .... the price of eggs are going UP, regardless of where you buy them.

Get this ........  the other day I saw a dozen organic blue and brown eggs (never heard of them) for $10.99 a dozen!

I took a pic and will try to post it here.  I wouldn't believe it, either.  

Hope this works ..............

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@Tinkrbl44 

The eggs we buy at the farm are all different colors.