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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTen eggs in Germany cost 2 euro
That's .20 euro cent per egg, converted to .26 US cents by today's exchange rate.
How much is an egg in your neighborhood?
ret5hd
(22,732 posts)what kinda commie crap is that!?!?
stollen
(1,150 posts)ret5hd
(22,732 posts)person counts their eggs! Ten!
Sneederbunk
(17,825 posts)CTyankee
(68,606 posts)It's just another pan I have to clean at this point.
W_HAMILTON
(10,503 posts)bucolic_frolic
(56,448 posts)Grade A. Have I ever seen a carton labeled Grade B? No.
There's medium, which is about the smallest offered anywhere that I see anyway. Then there's Large and X-tra Large. Upgrades can be cage-free and/or organic. And prices vary store to store.
I might score medium dozen at about $3.99-4.29.
Normal Large $4.29-5.29
Cage-free/organic add I don't really pay strict attention to ... add .80 to $1.49 a dozen.
So to answer the question. ordinary large eggs about $.40 to .50 each. Where I shop anyway.
stollen
(1,150 posts)Large
Chasstev365
(8,439 posts)Of course corporations know Republicans will never investigate or hold them accountable.
Silent Type
(12,412 posts)rickford66
(6,126 posts)Organic cage free grade A
highplainsdem
(63,879 posts)Submariner
(13,493 posts)my egg provider includes a photo of the Hen of the Month, which happens to be "Bubbly Barbara", and if you eat the egg with "Hills are Alive with the Sound of Music' playing in the background, and think of your chicken feeding in the lush green grasses of mountainous Vermont, the cost is less vomit inducing.
Abolishinist
(3,121 posts)that have been fed a diet of sheep's milk, soy, and hazelnuts? Were they local?
elocs
(24,486 posts)miyazaki
(2,719 posts)Some fluctuation depending, but ya.
Easy to get even at the convenient stores.
Meowmee
(9,212 posts)24 Large White Kirkland Cage Free for $6.89 at about .29c per egg.
EX500rider
(12,866 posts)....significantly reducing the egg supply?
flvegan
(66,714 posts)GJGCA
(331 posts)they are the eggmen...
Tickle
(4,131 posts)26 cents wouldnt even come close to covering my costs. Their feed is expensiveand they eat all day long and still manage to complain.
I give away about a dozen eggs each day to people who need them. I wouldve loved to donate them to a food pantry, but unfortunately, current regulations dont allow me to do that.