How much are eggs by you

amother

Lightgray ↓

Yesterday at 8:16 am

Thursday from aldi via Instacart (so, less in store) they were $3.85. This is Manhattan

NotInNJMommy ↓

Yesterday at 8:31 am

The best I’ve been able to do this week is 37 cents per egg for a double 18 pack of white large from Walmart.

I didn’t get to aldi or TJs to see what that would have run but Walmart was much better than the other grocery stores in my area.

Note: I’ve found sometimes the fancier eggs end up being cheaper. Sometimes we’re buying egglands best or brown eggs from Walmart. I check every week because it’s so dynamic.

amother

Apple ↓

Yesterday at 8:38 am

I pay $4.70 for 15 eggs. Last week I got 18 eggs on sale for $5.50. I don't live in the USA, and these have been the egg prices since the last bout of avian flu - when was that, 4? 5? years ago.

amother

Black

Yesterday at 8:38 am

It was $6.99 for a dozen eggs in Lakewood last week!

I was shocked!

So I went to Walmart and paid $6.39 for 18 eggs. It used to be a lot less in Walmart… but at least I paid much less than the local grocery store.

amother

Zinnia

Yesterday at 8:39 am

I paid £10:50 for 60 eggs last week in Kosher Outlet, Manchester.

amother

Ballota

Yesterday at 8:40 am

3 dozen eggs for $16 so over $5 a dozen. $0.44 per egg

amother

Blue ↓

Yesterday at 8:41 am

Gerbera wrote:

$3.93/dozen in Toronto which is $2.77 US$

Yay Toronto !
Signed fellow Torontonian

↑ adinab83 ↓

Yesterday at 8:43 am

amother Blue wrote:

Yay Toronto !
Signed fellow Torontonian

I think it's time for a smuggling operation

amother

↑ OP ↓

Yesterday at 8:45 am

For those blaming BIRD FLU
By me, the price of chicken stayed more or less the same.
I understand that eggs come from a different type of chicken, but wouldn’t the bird flu affect the price of chicken as well?

amother

Lotus

Yesterday at 8:45 am

$8.29
I didn’t buy it
We’ll figure something else out

amother

↑ Snapdragon

Yesterday at 8:47 am

adinab83 wrote:

I think it's time for a smuggling operation

I would be very happy for you if you're able to get cheap eggs, but don't be too jealous. Everything in Canada is waaay more expensive.

And the exchange rate is now at 1.43.

amother

Coral

Yesterday at 8:47 am

Eggs up a lot in Michigan due to new law allowing only cage free eggs to be sold. Is that for all usa?

amother

Cyclamen ↓

Yesterday at 8:50 am

amother Burgundy wrote:

Because WIC pays for L eggs.
people with WIC are buying them regardless of price, and so groceries charge more for L.
Sounds crazy, but every store I’ve gone to has L eggs for more expensive than xl.

True, but it isn't that they're being dishonest. Eggs are usually a loss leader. Their loosing money each time you buy. So if you're getting the eggs for free, there is no reason for them to waste money on you.

amother

↑ Cyclamen ↓

Yesterday at 8:52 am

amother OP wrote:

The chicken you eat typically comes from birds that are approximately 7 weeks old. They don't have much time to catch the flu lol!

↑ adinab83 ↓

Yesterday at 8:53 am

amother Snapdragon wrote:

I would be very happy for you if you're able to get cheap eggs, but don't be too jealous. Everything in Canada is waaay more expensive.

And the exchange rate is now at 1.43.

Hopefully, you will soon be the 51st state and everything will get better Smile

amother

Daylily

Yesterday at 8:56 am

Well over $6 in the co-op in Lakewood last week thurs for xl . Didnt really look at the exact price.

L was one penny less.

Closed my eyes and bought only one dozen.

amother

↑ Cyclamen ↓

Yesterday at 8:57 am

We have our own chickens, so pennies per dozen (for feed) Twisted Evil

Bnei Berak 10 ↓

Yesterday at 8:57 am

amother Sand wrote:

I live in Israel. A dozen large eggs is 14.09 NIS or $3.82. It is price controlled so it is the same price in every store.

Not necessarily the same price. There's is a *max price* but store may choose to sell cheaper.

amother

Impatiens

Yesterday at 8:58 am

How would I know if eggs at a non Jewish store like Walmart or target is kosher and ok to use. What would I look for?