FYI price of eggs. USA

amother

Green

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 10:58 am

Will the rising cost of eggs affect your meal plans? Will you bake less? I eat three eggs daily for breakfast.

amother

↑ Dahlia

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 11:06 am

amother Green wrote:

Will the rising cost of eggs affect your meal plans? Will you bake less? I eat three eggs daily for breakfast.

Even with eggs being at high prices, I still find them a relatively cheap protein compared to other animal proteins. If eggs are even 6 dollars a dozen that makes your 3 eggs 1.50?
Making eggs for dinner will still be cheaper than chicken even with the expensive prices

amother

↑ Amaryllis ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 11:18 am

amother Dahlia wrote:

I use 3 dozen eggs for a breakfast for my family.
That would be $18. I'd ather get a package of ground beef for $25.

amother

DarkGray ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 12:47 pm

amother Green wrote:

Will the rising cost of eggs affect your meal plans? Will you bake less? I eat three eggs daily for breakfast.

It's going to make things hard for me. I have gestational diabetes and rely on eggs as a primary food.

I'm not going to regulate baking right now, once DD goes back to high school there will be a lot less baking by default. I stopped making challah with eggs a while back already.

↑ Sewsew_mom ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 2:58 pm

amother Olive wrote:

This is the price in my nj store...

Ahh I got it. That's via the Walmart app.
Via the instacart app it's cheaper. It's the same prices in store.

amother

↑ DarkGray

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 7:40 pm

Sewsew_mom wrote:

Ahh I got it. That's via the Walmart app.
Via the instacart app it's cheaper. It's the same prices in store.

Walmart app is also in-store pricing. But different stores have different prices. Where I live the pack is $1 cheaper (but was $4 cheaper than that on Thursday).

amother

Rainbow ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 7:51 pm

amother Azalea wrote:

Exactly. Or use IBM computer. Or use medicine made by Bayer, Merck, or Novartis. Anyone eat a wasa cracker today? How about Haribo gummies? Nutella? Tic-tac? I can go on and on…

You left out the two Jewish family favorites: Adidas and Playmobil.

But just wanted to point out that German-made cars are in a different category than all the above and ALDIs and Trader Joe’s.

The nazis ys, may every last one of them burn and rot forever, manufactured cars using parts of Jewish corpses. This is where the aversion to BMWs and Volkswagens comes from. Of course, it is unlikely that this is true for cars made in 2024, but personally, I’m still sickened by the thought of buying a German car. As are many others, though they’ll happily use other German made products.

↑ Sewsew_mom

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 7:55 pm

amother Rainbow wrote:

I'm sorry. They used corpses to make cars? Whatever for?

amother

↑ Rainbow

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 7:59 pm

Sewsew_mom wrote:

I'm sorry. They used corpses to make cars? Whatever for?

Are you really asking questions about the Nazis??

They used Jewish flesh to make soap and candles too.

Cheiny ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:09 pm

singleagain wrote:

I work in a kosher grocery. Was just told whole sale price of eggs are going up by a dollar next week

Apparently chickens on the west coast are getting sick and so the East Coast is shipping eggs to the west coast and all of that traffic and production is driving the prices up and they are already higher than last week

So stock up of you need... It looks like the price is just going to keep going up

And what’s the excuse being given for the huge rise in prices on everything else?

↑ Cheiny ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:11 pm

amother Lotus wrote:

I'm so fed up with food prices. It's a basic necessity and its priced like luxury items. Every vegetable and fruit that I pick up is a dollar or more. My pot of chicken soup costs about 25-30 in ing. What's happening?

Bidenomics. Isn’t it working great? Kamala said she’s so proud of it.

↑ singleagain

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:11 pm

Cheiny wrote:

And what’s the excuse being given for the huge rise in prices on everything else?

Wholesale prices are going up on everything. Since eggs are a staple I thought the site would be appreciative of some.insider information. But when one thing goes up other things tend to go up too.

↑ Cheiny ↓

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:21 pm

amother Amaryllis wrote:

I use 3 dozen eggs for a breakfast for my family.
That would be $18. I'd ather get a package of ground beef for $25.

Unless you have a family of 18 I’m not sure why you’d need 36 eggs for one breakfast. Plus younger kids don’t usually eat more than one at a time…

↑ Cheiny

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:22 pm

singleagain wrote:

Wholesale prices are going up on everything. Since eggs are a staple I thought the site would be appreciative of some.insider information. But when one thing goes up other things tend to go up too.

The problem is that prices on all food (and other commodities) have skyrocketed before now…

amother

↑ Amaryllis

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:25 pm

Cheiny wrote:

Unless you have a family of 18 I’m not sure why you’d need 36 eggs for one breakfast. Plus younger kids don’t usually eat more than one at a time…

How many eggs do you think teenage boys eat to get full?

smile4ever

Sun, Aug 25 2024, 8:40 pm

Cheiny wrote:

Unless you have a family of 18 I’m not sure why you’d need 36 eggs for one breakfast. Plus younger kids don’t usually eat more than one at a time…

When my 2 year old eats eggs it's minimum 2, 6,7,8 yr olds can be 3.... and my kids aren't big eaters at all
1 egg is hardly filling.