Eggs

[oldman2525]

1.96 dozen at Aldi

[bambino]

Originally Posted by oldman2525

1.96 dozen at Aldi

Any “fine print” involved? Or should we wait for the final word from Mr Gristle?

[HDGristle]

Differs by store. He's good

[oldman2525]

Originally Posted by bambino

Any “fine print” involved? Or should we wait for the final word from Mr Gristle?

not a sale price/ no limit

this was at the belle vernon aldi's i have noticed when going to the aldis, say in the south hills, the pricing on some items are not the same

[HDGristle]

Exactly. There's been 3 different prices about a 20 cent spread in my 3 closest depending on the week

[bambino]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

Exactly. There's been 3 different prices about a 20 cent spread in my 3 closest depending on the week

So? Gas is different too. The bottom line is, both are coming down.

[HDGristle]

Eggs are down vs. last year but still higher on avg than they were when Trump started whining.

Gas is actually a penny higher today than it was one year ago.

Don't sweat the details, though

https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-h...administration

This isn't going to help egg prices, though

[HDGristle]

https://www.wane.com/top-stories/usd...lu-cases-rise/

Good news and some potential bad news on the horizon.

[maint729]

Yesterday BJ's 5 dozen $10. It's about time. No Trump, no Biden, bird flu. In the middle of summer I seen prices of $6.99 a dozen.

[eyecu2]

I usually get the 24 pack of eggs at sams club- 4.49 (2.25 a doz) I think last time I bought them- they are the cage free variety. I will say that there is a difference between the eggs that are cage free, or even the local farm has them sometimes- Much differnt/ more robust flavor and the shells are about 2x as thick. FYI- the brown ones were about 1.25 more at sams- but they don't taste any different.