Easter Eggs Are So Expensive...
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Americans Are Dyeing Potatoes.
Trump said price will go down, i have been bamboozled. |
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Rent some chickens. Your neighbors will love you! …As long as you share the eggs. |
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Aren’t baby potatoes as expensive ?
They should come up with something cheaper. |
Anonymous
| Potatoes are simple to grow, even in containers. |
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Even with 102% tariffs, Chinese plastic eggs are pretty cheap
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Anonymous
| Egg prices are down. |
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The store brand eggs have settled at $5.98/dozen.
But I keep finding Egg Lands Best Cage Free for so much less. I just paid $3.88 for a dozen, right next to the store brand. I don't get it, but I'm not complaining. |
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Same. I scored an 18 pack of Egglands Best Cage Free for $4.67 at either Giant or Safeway last week. A dozen cage free eggs at Aldi is $4.95 and a dozen regular eggs is $5.49. No clue why the brown cage free eggs are cheaper, but ok. |
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We reuse plastic eggs, both for baskets and for hunting. I've never in my life, even in childhood (I'm 45), used real eggs.
A few years when the kids were small we dyed eggs. |
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Isn't the care of chickens more expensive? What if they get bird flu? |
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Last week, Signal...
This week, Tatiffs... Next week, Eggs... Yawn... |
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We live in the Netherlands and our neighbors just gave us a dozen marbled/dyed Easter eggs. My husband's first thought after they left was "imagine how much this is worth back home!"
Crazy times |