Eggs

Weird that nobody wants to talk about eggs any more.

(U.S. national average retail price for Grade A large eggs, per dozen, BLS data):January 2025 (Trump inauguration): ~$4.95

Now (mid-January 2026, latest BLS for Dec 2025): $2.71 (prices still trending down)

~45% decrease from inauguration levels, thanks to flock recovery after 2025 bird flu crisis. (Wholesale even lower at ~$0.38/dozen recently.) Originally Posted by Green_Mountain

Even the TDS crowd can’t deny egg prices have dropped. Funny how the Bird flu just disappeared. Just like Covid.if only Joey Bribes issued masks for the hens!


BAHAHAHA

It's still around. They're playing loose with testing, among other things, to help keep prices down. Too bad they're still higher than they should be

There's a significant concern aboutless testing for bird flu (H5N1) in both livestock and humans, withfederal programs ending and limited incentives for farmworkers, potentially hiding the virus's true spread and increasing pandemic risk. While some experts say limited testing might be sufficient for detecting herd-level infections, critics argue that reduced testing creates blind spots, especially in asymptomatic animals or workers, making it harder to track transmission, develop vaccines, and prevent a broader outbreak, similar to early COVID-19 challenges.

^^ I just bought 2 dozen for .79 a dozen!!!!

I found a place that has eggs at 1500% off their highs.
Literally you get like 27.00 a dozen to take them. Saw the ad online in Washington DC.

^^ I just bought 2 dozen for .79 a dozen!!!! Originally Posted by bambino

Where? That's a new low for local egg prices in this thread!

I found a place that has eggs at 1500% off their highs.
Literally you get like 27.00 a dozen to take them. Saw the ad online in Washington DC. Originally Posted by eyecu2

Sounds like a trump quote. Got a link... or did you make it up?

Where? That's a new low for local egg prices in this thread!




Sounds like a trump quote. Got a link... or did you make it up? Originally Posted by lustylad

SNS in Heidelberg. 2 dozen limit.

You can look up the sale price, it ends Sunday. Don’t question me “my dude”. Because you’re always wrong. Just like Gristle. You should know that by now.

BTW, are you still cocksure about the fiat currency system?

Start your own thread about the benefits of unbacked currency. And all the benefits that we have now. You bragged about your prowess on the subject.

BAHAHAHA

99 cents doz giant italian eggs delallos greensburg. 88 cent for large

99 cents doz giant italian eggs delallos greensburg. 88 cent for large Originally Posted by oldman2525

Yep, eggs are cheap

Save a lot. Perryopolis

69 cents a dozen

Been a minute. Hillandale back to $2.99 a dozen and EB remains $5.49

Hillandale is unavailable at GE. EB down to $3.59 which is the current national retail average

Only $0.60 cents to go.

Still double 2020 prices and 50% over 2022 prices. Sad.

Hillandale is unavailable at GE... Originally Posted by HDGristle

Is GE having a sale and your local store ran out? Sad for you.

Hillandale eggs were $0.99 a dozen last week at SNS. I stocked up. Now I have eggs coming out the wazoo.

No. Unavailable for purchase online

GE appears to have switched from Hillandale to Crystal Spring

$2.09 a dozen for large, Grade A vs Egglands Best for $3.59 a dozen

$2.99 sale price on EB at GE. Still a $3.59 regular price.

Looks like Crystal has fully replaced Hillandale across the chain