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elocs

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8. I've noticed in recent years that egg shells seem to be thinner than they used to be.

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Reply #2)

Thu Apr 10, 2025, 09:05 AM

Apr 2025

Also eggs labeled large had some in the carton not much bigger than a golf ball.
But I've also found lately some free range eggs at a good price compared to regular eggs.
I eat a carnivore dietary lifestyle so egg consumption is important to me.

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"Shut up about the egg prices!" - MAGAts IronLionZion Apr 2025 #1

I paid $3.99 for "large" eggs. I attribute this to Trumpflation bucolic_frolic Apr 2025 #2

It needs an "I did that" sticker to remind people all the way up to the election IronLionZion Apr 2025 #4

I've noticed in recent years that egg shells seem to be thinner than they used to be. elocs Apr 2025 #8

I haven't bought eggs since the election. FirstLight Apr 2025 #3

Warren said this is classic price gouging by the GOP.... BigmanPigman Apr 2025 #5

Hmm if sales doubled it must not be much of a shortage in which case why the increase in prices? cstanleytech Apr 2025 #6

I have dramatically cut back on eggs, use mostly as needed for baking. riversedge Apr 2025 #7