Eggs

If your "favorite" eggs are 20 bucks a dozen, you are the sucker.

Go to Aldi.

The other thing.

There is no MAGA.

There are no internment camps in rural PA communities, because libs must believe crazy shit like that.

MAGA is only traditional American values, which in Canada today, was described as dangerous.

Latest GE pricing

Hillandale Farms down to $3.99 a dozen for large, grade A white

Eggland's Best still at $5.49 a dozen

Now... Devo, if you want to say just go to another store that's all bueno, my dude. Direct comparisons are possible (picked these 2 for a reason)

Hillandale Farms is $3.79 per dozen, but on sale for $3.19 at Shop 'n Save

Eggland's Best Large White Grade A is $3.92 per dozen at Walmart

If your "favorite" eggs are 20 bucks a dozen, you are the sucker.

Go to Aldi. Originally Posted by Devo

And yet, the eggs at Aldi are still about 30-40% more expensive than they were a year ago. ALL EGGS EVERYWHERE are more expensive than they were a year ago. If your job was to miss the point, you'd be Employee of the Month.

Also, nothing about MAGA is traditional or normal. It is extremely dangerous to anyone trying to abide by the Constitution. MAGA hates the Constitution. Canada is correct in their assessment.

Gentlemen eggs is the topic

Let's remember where most of our egg imports came from recently. Specifically... Canada, Turkey, Brazil, Honduras, and Mexico.

Tariffs on these imports won't help drive down prices if we see flu begins to ravage the egg laying flocks again in the fall

https://www.newsweek.com/egg-recall-...es-map-2097795

Update on the salmonella outbreak and recall tied to eggs from August Egg Company.

10 states, 20 million eggs recalled, 38 hospitalizations and one death.

https://www.ourquadcities.com/news/4...as-of-7-11-25/

The average price for a dozen eggs is now $3.77, another step down from March’srecord-highcarton costs.

The newest numbers mark the third straight month of declining egg prices for American consumers, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Still work to do to get that $3.77 back down

https://www.newsnationnow.com/busine...nomy-bird-flu/

Still work to do to get that $3.77 back down

https://www.newsnationnow.com/busine...nomy-bird-flu/ Originally Posted by HDGristle

Still over a dollar more expensive than May 2024 (when the national average was $2.70). Great job, JV.

Latest GE pricing

Hillandale Farms down to $3.99 a dozen for large, grade A white

Eggland's Best still at $5.49 a dozen Originally Posted by HDGristle

A week later, no change

Thank you, President Trump.

US egg prices fall for 3rd straight month Per U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Overall, egg prices have fallen approximately 39–45% from their March 2025 peak of $6.227 to $3.775 by June 2025, with the most recent data indicating a national average of $3.77 in July 2025.

And an interesting read from Scientific American

https://www.scientificamerican.com/a...l-circulating/

Thank you, president trump.

US egg prices fall for 3rd straight month Per U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Overall, egg prices have fallen approximately 39–45% from their March 2025 peak of $6.227 to $3.775 by June 2025, with the most recent data indicating a national average of $3.77 in July 2025. Originally Posted by Green_Mountain

National average was $2.70 in May 2024. But I guess MAGA thinks $3.77 is cheaper than $2.70?

Thank you, president trump indeed. Eggs are now $1.07 more expensive than they were a year ago.

National average was $2.70 in May 2024. But I guess MAGA thinks $3.77 is cheaper than $2.70?

Thank you, president trump indeed. Eggs are now $1.07 more expensive than they were a year ago. Originally Posted by tommy156

You realize I got the data points from AI?

So Timmy is more informed than AI now?