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amother
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 Yesterday at 10:04 am
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If you buy from the caterer or from a store, how much is a 9x13 pan of potato kugel?
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613mitzvahgirl
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Yesterday at 10:06 am
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My guess between 20-30 dollars which is crazy. But I know it’s time consuming, but still crazy expensive
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NeonPurple
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Yesterday at 10:09 am
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ectomorph
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Yesterday at 10:10 am
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Gourmet glatt had them on sale a few weeks ago in Boro Park for 16.99
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amother
Khaki
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Yesterday at 10:13 am
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I am guessing this is largely location dependent. In Baltimore, it's $25 from the supermarket and $40 from a popular caterer.
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:15 am
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Wow. These were the prices a few years ago. I assumed things went up due to rising prices in eggs.
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mha3484
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Yesterday at 10:16 am
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The last time I bought kugels, I paid around $35-40 each from a local restaurant that does shabbos take out.
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amother
Firebrick
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Yesterday at 10:21 am
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:30 am
$28-30
I make an amazing kugel (in my family opinion) and only use 4 eggs per 5lbs which isn’t that much even with the price of eggs.
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Molly Weasley
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Yesterday at 10:44 am
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It's about $40. Overnight is more. Heated up is more
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amother
Blueberry
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Yesterday at 10:54 am
Note if you ask them to deliver automatically like a subscription it's cheaper
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amother
Jean
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Yesterday at 11:09 am
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Wow! That is really expensive for something made with such simple ingredients. I just calculated that my homemade kugel costs about 6 dollars plus about 20 minutes of my time. Prob not going to buy kugel if it is such a crazy price margin.
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amother
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Yesterday at 6:58 pm
| amother Snow wrote: | $28-30
I make an amazing kugel (in my family opinion) and only use 4 eggs per 5lbs which isn’t that much even with the price of eggs. |
I use double that amount...
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amother
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Yesterday at 6:59 pm
| amother Jean wrote: | | Wow! That is really expensive for something made with such simple ingredients. I just calculated that my homemade kugel costs about 6 dollars plus about 20 minutes of my time. Prob not going to buy kugel if it is such a crazy price margin. |
I've calculated that it costs me about $10 to make a kugel. (And I buy the cheapest potatoes and eggs in my area. )
It has likely gone uo since I calculated this 2 years ago.
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amother
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Yesterday at 8:27 pm
My prices are npgs lakewood
5 lb potatoes $2.99
4 eggs $2.50 !!!
1 T salt
3 lg onions .75
1/2 c oil .75 (guessing - huge jug is $10 full price)
9x13 .25
About $7.
if you double the eggs and oil it is $10.
(I know the oil and eggs are a little but it’s my Hungarian grandmothers recipe and she was famous for it)
No one buys kugel to save money. It’s a convenience you pay the price for.
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