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amother
Molasses
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 Sun, Jan 12 2025, 6:41 pm
| Gerbera wrote: | | $3.93/dozen in Toronto which is $2.77 US$ |
where? nofrills is 5.99 a dozen!
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readreread
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Sun, Jan 12 2025, 9:15 pm
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$3.99/doz on fresh direct
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amother
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Sun, Jan 12 2025, 9:33 pm
Well used to be species, as in it's possible the original chicken bred with other species. but now we're just talking about different breeds. For example the ameraucana isn't considered a kosher breed. But it's very possible that all chickens are kosher, we just don't know. For example, our minhag is yellow legs which likely came from the grey jungle fowl, but the red jungle fowl had dark legs so it doesn't necessarily mean the dark legs came from a non kosher animal, but since it wasn't seen in our areas we assumed it came from birds of prey.
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amother
Pear
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Sun, Jan 12 2025, 9:35 pm
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Tonight when I went to my local Jewish grocery store (not a huge one but decent sized) eggs were $7.29
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NotInNJMommy
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Sun, Jan 12 2025, 9:37 pm
| amother Cyclamen wrote: | | Well used to be species, as in it's possible the original chicken bred with other species. but now we're just talking about different breeds. For example the ameraucana isn't considered a kosher breed. But it's very possible that all chickens are kosher, we just don't know. For example, our minhag is yellow legs which likely came from the grey jungle fowl, but the red jungle fowl had dark legs so it doesn't necessarily mean the dark legs came from a non kosher animal, but since it wasn't seen in our areas we assumed it came from birds of prey. |
Is a rogue random wild jungle rooster finding some domesticated hens really likely?
I’ve never heard any of my friends with egg laying hens worried about it.
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amother
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Sun, Jan 12 2025, 10:03 pm
| NotInNJMommy wrote: | Is a rogue random wild jungle rooster finding some domesticated hens really likely?
I’ve never heard any of my friends with egg laying hens worried about it. |
We're talking about like a thousand years ago lol! When they were wild and flew all over the jungles. It was only a few hundred years ago that chickens were bred to not be able properly fly. By the way, it's only very recently that chickens have the ability lay eggs daily .
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amother
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 9:49 pm
Anyone know Bingo pricing?
Local Lakewood stores have eggs at $7.99 a Dozen even XL which is usually cheaper since it’s not WIC approved.
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amother
Moonstone
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 9:51 pm
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I got large white eggs at Trader Joe’s in brick today for under $4 - I think $3.49 a dozen.
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amother
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 9:53 pm
| amother Moonstone wrote: | | I got large white eggs at Trader Joe’s in brick today for under $4 - I think $3.49 a dozen. |
Wow! Staten Island Trader Joe’s large white eggs were 7.49 today!
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amother
Nutmeg
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 9:56 pm
$16.49 for 5 dozens large in Costco
$5.99 for 1 dozen extra-large in Bingo
In Lakewood
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amother
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 10:13 pm
| amother Nutmeg wrote: | $16.49 for 5 dozens large in Costco
$5.99 for 1 dozen extra-large in Bingo
In Lakewood |
Thanks!
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amother
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 10:13 pm
| amother Moonstone wrote: | | I got large white eggs at Trader Joe’s in brick today for under $4 - I think $3.49 a dozen. |
Thanks!
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 10:57 pm
| amother Wine wrote: | Anyone know Bingo pricing?
Local Lakewood stores have eggs at $7.99 a Dozen even XL which is usually cheaper since it’s not WIC approved. |
Eggs in Brooklyn bingo were also expensive. Maybe 7.49 for WIC eggs? Not sure exactly. I didn't buy eggs because they were so expensive.
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amother
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 11:01 pm
| amother Trillium wrote: | Cage-free eggs are a scam. They are regular farmed chickens that are given some time every day with their coop open so they can be cage-free. However, chickens that are cooped up all day aren't necessarily running out the minute the door is open. They are conditioned to like the crowded coop. But as long as they are given the option, the eggs are allowed to be called cage-free.
https://www.eater.com/2019/7/1.....-eggs |
Get free range or pasture raised eggs that are "certified humane".
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amother
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Tue, Jan 14 2025, 11:03 pm
| amother Apple wrote: | | What is your rate of eggs that have blood in them? I'm curious to see if it's more than the rate of brown eggs with blood (which is about 2 per dozen here, which is why I don't buy them anymore). |
It's very likely these are not blood spots. Are they red, red or brown? Brown spots are not blood.
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amother
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Yesterday at 9:37 am
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Red....I know what a blood spot looks like and doesn't look like.
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amother
Birch
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Yesterday at 10:43 am
I'm so fascinated by this. People who raise your own hens or chickens, where do you live?
How many eggs do they produce each week?
How hard are they to maintain?
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meeze
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Yesterday at 2:25 pm
Rosners in bp 6.29 today
They are supposedly the cheapest store here
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