Wednesday, 12 March 2025 / myLot

United States

March 12, 2025 3:19pm CST

Good day to you all. Hope your week is going well, we got halfway through it now. Today at work was a hard day, lots of physical work moving a lot of heavy boxes all day. Nothing like spending most of my day moving boxes that weight between 30 – 50 lbs. (13 – 22kg). Pretty safe to say you know my back is swore and I am so ready for a nap. I think I am going to get the heating pad and lay on it and get a little nap in. I’m getting too old for that kind of day. Just hoping I won’t be too swore in the morning. I read an article that said egg prices dropped hugely. It didn’t say where or why, and I would like to know where because I just checked the prices at Walmart here and it’s still the same price as it has been for the last month. Have they gotten cheaper by you?

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lilacskies

@lilacskies (10004)

• United States

11h

I didn't know egg prices dropped hugely. I will have to look into it.

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Bensen32

@Bensen32 (28200)

• United States

11h

yeah, well they didn't drop at all here so maybe you're lucky and they dropped by you?

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lilacskies

@lilacskies (10004)

• United States

11h

@Bensen32 They didn't drop here. They actually increased. Lol!

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Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (75905)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

They are about the same here. I'd assume egg prices might've dropped closer to areas where there's a lot of chickens to lay the eggs.

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Kareng

@kareng (69978)

• United States

We have people that sell them in my area for $2.50 a dozen for yard eggs. Just about everyone has chickens in my area.

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Kareng

@kareng (69978)

• United States

@kaylachan Still $4.99 and up in the stores here.

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Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (75905)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

@kareng That would really bring down the price.

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@DaddyEvil (143080)

• United States

10h

I checked egg prices here and they're still at the same price they were last week. We still have a carton with 18 eggs in it in the fridge so we don't need any but I'd like to start eating eggs again. (My daughter says we might need the ones in the fridge if she wants to cook a cake or something...

) I'm making scrambled eggs with onions, garlic and cheese in them for dinner tonight.

I see an article online from Newsweek that claims eggs dropped by 30 cents a dozen yesterday but they didn't say where the price dropped happened. (They were using government figures in their article.

I'll believe that when I see it happen in a real store and not from "government" data.)