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niyad

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65. My Trader Joe's has cage free eggs 2.65/dozen. Natural grocers 2.99 (but
Sun Jan 22, 2023, 09:52 AM
Jan 2023

always out by the time I get there). Colorado Springs.

Thank goodness my friend's hens are laying again.

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Will calling someone an "egg head" become a compliment? rubbersole Jan 2023 #1
I also heard that people were using eggs more now for protein because meat was so expensive, vsrazdem Jan 2023 #2
On NPR today, they said more people around the world are middle class now and eat a better FSogol Jan 2023 #4
Thanks. Yep the birds are sick and it's spreading quickly underpants Jan 2023 #3
I'm a yuuuuge legume fan. Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #5
Been using red lentils a lot, super simple to make. JudyM Jan 2023 #6
I love lentils, and not just in soup (which is always delicious, BTW). Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #41
Me too! I use them for garlicky spinach soup, dal, & Armenian lentil soup w/dried apricots, mostly. JudyM Jan 2023 #47
Those sound delicious! A few more ideas: Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #54
Those all look good. I need to use fresh herbs like this more often, that'd make a difference, too. JudyM Jan 2023 #57
Yes, cannellini and also Great Northern beans. And Navy beans. Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #59
My favorites are red lentils and Lima beans. tblue37 Jan 2023 #49
What's your favorite Lima bean recipe? JudyM Jan 2023 #55
I just cook them, add a little butter, and snarf them down unadorned. tblue37 Jan 2023 #56
Oh, butter! Yeah, that'd do it. JudyM Jan 2023 #58
BTW, Lima beans are great in soups & stews. I just had chicken soup I had lots of tblue37 Jan 2023 #62
13 Fresh Lima Bean Recipes Celerity Jan 2023 #63
I need to get back into limas. I love them, but we tend to have edamame in the freezer instead. Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #60
I wish we could find edamame. It's like Karma13612 Jan 2023 #66
Oh wow, I'm surprised. Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #73
Yea, the west coast is waaaaay Karma13612 Jan 2023 #77
I love beans... but they have a lot of carbs. Happy Hoosier Jan 2023 #10
Just so long as no one lights a match. BannonsLiver Jan 2023 #12
Very true! Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #30
Gas problem goes away once the microbe population in your gut readjusts to the new environment. hunter Jan 2023 #44
I suggest looking up old recipes from the WWII era Hekate Jan 2023 #7
The media sure are obsessed with eggs, aren't they? gratuitous Jan 2023 #8
So are DUers apparently BannonsLiver Jan 2023 #13
DU always mirrors media coverage gratuitous Jan 2023 #15
Yeah & frustrating that stories about eggs don't LEAD w/the avian flu themaguffin Jan 2023 #23
I am so lucky! chillfactor Jan 2023 #9
Eggs are still CHEAP food. Happy Hoosier Jan 2023 #11
Wow! That's really cheap Karma13612 Jan 2023 #17
My Trader Joe's has cage free eggs 2.65/dozen. Natural grocers 2.99 (but niyad Jan 2023 #65
They're up to $6 a dozen where I live. Elessar Zappa Jan 2023 #19
$3.39 Here ProfessorGAC Jan 2023 #26
Yeah, it's weird. Elessar Zappa Jan 2023 #28
SOFL two dozen organic eggs for $4.29 each obamanut2012 Jan 2023 #31
Sure...a percentage prices have gone up a lot... Happy Hoosier Jan 2023 #40
Eggs are 7 dollars a dozen here. onecaliberal Jan 2023 #22
Here's a tip. If you don't absolutely need them louis-t Jan 2023 #14
Avian flu is the main reason. This wave started early last year and Hortensis Jan 2023 #43
Price gouging. RockRaven Jan 2023 #16
I suggest you educate yourself Amishman Jan 2023 #37
I suggest YOU educate yourself. Cal-Maine Foods, the largest egg producer in the country has RockRaven Jan 2023 #38
so my neighbor down the road... druidity33 Jan 2023 #39
That's so sad renate Jan 2023 #52
He's had issues with foxes and... druidity33 Jan 2023 #53
Try again. Amishman Jan 2023 #48
I remember "back in the olden days" the following were goods we could afford when broke. LakeArenal Jan 2023 #18
Are you factoring the CPI increase of the "back in the olden days" prices? brooklynite Jan 2023 #24
That $1.50 sandwich in 1970 would be over $11 in today's dollars. tritsofme Jan 2023 #35
And in 1970 I was making $1.60 an hour Retrograde Jan 2023 #46
I've always bought the higher priced organic eggs Catherine Vincent Jan 2023 #20
Flax seed with a little water... druidity33 Jan 2023 #21
We have been researching many eggless recipes. phylny Jan 2023 #33
Did a Costco run in The Woodlands TX last night. bluesbassman Jan 2023 #25
Did that at Costco on Monday shanti Jan 2023 #34
Doesn't Bother Me Much DET Jan 2023 #27
Current price - Northern Virginia Harris Teeter onenote Jan 2023 #29
To answer the question, "WTF do I cook instead?" raccoon Jan 2023 #32
a 10 pack of basic large eggs here at the ICA near us in inner Stockholm is around $2.22 atm Celerity Jan 2023 #36
Unintended budget-busting eggstravagance. My husband eats Hortensis Jan 2023 #61
Group hug coming your way! Karma13612 Jan 2023 #67
Ah, feels good, thanks. Wishing you an abundance of edamame. Hortensis Jan 2023 #70
I remember those days of Karma13612 Jan 2023 #76
Lol. We know. In L.A. we lived 3-1/2 blocks from a Trader Joe's. Hortensis Jan 2023 #79
Spot on! 🙋‍♀️👍 Same to you 👏🙋‍♀️ Karma13612 Jan 2023 #80
There are huge chicken confinement "egg factories" in Iowa. Sogo Jan 2023 #42
Eggs I can afford, but what about the price of dog food? hunter Jan 2023 #45
may i suggest the working poor group here on du dembotoz Jan 2023 #50
I would hesitate to start that kind of a wedge DFW Jan 2023 #69
no wedge that is where the stuff already is dembotoz Jan 2023 #71
Frugal and energy efficient living I could definitely get behind. DFW Jan 2023 #72
I like eggs, but not enough to pay $7 a dozen. GoodRaisin Jan 2023 #51
In Germany, for top end, free-range eggs DFW Jan 2023 #64
$2.69 per dozen for brown eggs at Ruler Foods. Emile Jan 2023 #68
You can make a poor man's chocolate cake. boston bean Jan 2023 #74
I get them at Sam's for under 4. It is still Demsrule86 Jan 2023 #75
Hadn't noticed egg prices here, but wow did gas prices jump. Beartracks Jan 2023 #78
I go throughh 4 dozen eggs a week. Its still a cheap non-legume protein SYFROYH Jan 2023 #81
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