Eggs

maltrab

maltrab

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I keep seeing that in the USA eggs are difficult to get and expensive, maybe our members across the pond can explain why they have this issue, here in the UK I can get 6 free range large eggs for around $1.50
 
Depends on the region. Here in upstate New York, where bird flu is less prevalent, store brand grade AA large eggs are $6.69/dozen. They're usually sold by the dozen or 1 1/2 dozen. Seldom see 1/2 dozen for sale.

My niece breeds and raises a couple of varieties of bantams. She's being very careful to stay away from everyone else's flocks, as well as avoiding waterfowl, dairy cows and cats.
 
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Marianna said:
Depends on the region. Here in upstate New York, where bird flu is less prevalent, store brand grade AA large eggs are $6.69/dozen. They're usually sold by the dozen or 1 1/2 dozen. Seldom see 1/2 dozen for sale.

My niece breeds and raises a couple of varieties of bantams. She's being very careful to stay away from everyone else's flocks, as well as avoiding waterfowl, dairy cows and cats.
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Wow that's still £5 ish a dozen. :39:
 
That lady at the house next to me sells 1/2 dozen eggs in a little wooden honesty box by the roadside for £1.20 if she were selling them in the US she may need security measures hearing about the prices over there :p
 
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