Eggs

1.96 dozen at Aldi

1.96 dozen at Aldi Originally Posted by oldman2525

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

Differs by store. He's good

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Good news and some potential bad news on the horizon.

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.

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.

aldis still around 1.86 dozen

And zero change at Giant Eagle where Hillendale is still on seasonal sale for $2.99 after a $1 discount and EB is still $5.49 per doz

Thanks, Oldman

Stop whining and change your store, Gristle.

Stop whining and change your store, Gristle. Originally Posted by lustylad

No whining, just sharing data points that help confirm the lack of change that Oldman noted, amigo. I buy my eggs from a co-worker and have for years.

As usual, you missed the mark and the point but I appreciate you regardless

I buy my eggs from a co-worker and have for years. Originally Posted by HDGristle

So you're insulated against price fluctuations, yet you still whine.

An entire thread (over 550 posts) blaming trump for egg price increases before he took office, then denying all price drops afterwards.

There it is, folks - TDS in spades!