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Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Thu Feb 29, 2024 9:02 pm

Mmm, that yoke! Just look at that sexy color! Delish!

The camera makes them look for yellow. They actually have more orange color.
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Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Thu Mar 14, 2024 2:52 pm

Just walking thru SW and seeing $3.49/doz for eggs..... sheeeeeeeit......

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Thu Mar 14, 2024 3:54 pm

JohnMBrowning wrote:Just walking thru SW and seeing $3.49/doz for eggs..... sheeeeeeeit......



But, it's 'cage free' - think of the animals, you bastard!! :bigsmile:

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:43 am

I just thought I'd drop this here....
Of course its one guy's opinion....



Its pretty much been my opinion too --- is there a taste difference? Maybe, but can you actually say 'better'? As far as nutrition wise - it seems like its small and a wash across the board.

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:10 pm

Ok, fer you city fellars.

BROWN eggs do not equal GOOD eggs.

Just because its brown does not mean its going to taste any different than white eggs.

Farm fresh eggs from clucks that are fed GOOD food, taste GREAT.

Farm fresh eggs taste better, have thicker shells, and much darker yellow or orange yolks.

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:26 pm

Old Growth wrote:Ok, fer you city fellars.

BROWN eggs do not equal GOOD eggs.

Just because its brown does not mean its going to taste any different than white eggs.

Farm fresh eggs from clucks that are fed GOOD food, taste GREAT.

Farm fresh eggs taste better, have thicker shells, and much darker yellow or orange yolks.

+1

Cage free is also a gimmick. Most cage free chickens are in smaller than usual enclosures, indoors, all the time.

To be labeled “free range” they only have to be allowed to do so 6 hours per laying cycle.

Pasture-raised are like what the lady down the street does and her eggs are 3 bucks a dozen. You can pay $3.99 for “cage free” at the store or move away from there and have better eggs for a lot less.

Heck my normal egg lady has been giving me free eggs because she has so many and I’ve bought from her for over 10 years.

City folks crack me up.

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:35 pm

Went to Safeway today... ($1.49/lb asparagus!)... walking through the refrigerated aisle to check on egg prices.

Customers are bitching.
Employees are bitching.

Apparently Safeway is losing a shit ton of money on eggs that aren't selling. They were trashing out of date ones and replacing them with in-date ones when I was there.... The rolling cart with the handles that are 6' tall was half full.. Figure minimum 4$/ dozen, had to be at least 100 dozen if not more...

Retailers aren't happy.
Consumers aren't happy.
The ones moaning and complaining about 'cage free eggs' were already buying the cage free eggs they wanted.

Fucking damnit.

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:35 pm

If that's how it is at other grocery stores also, eventually that's going to lead to a shortage. Eventually grocery stores will stop buying so many eggs.

For some reason there will be a little bit of a run on eggs. Due to short on hand supplies they will run out. Then everybody will freak out. Then they will buy every egg they see. Then they'll be none of the store shelves. And then everybody will complain about it.

While people in the other 49 states half shells stocked with eggs and eat eggs freely.

LMAO


If you believe in the government wanting to control us then you know food is a great way to do so. I'm not subscribing to that just pointing it out.

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Sat Mar 16, 2024 7:31 am

Sis - in Tucson - says that she saw eggs at $3.50/doz yesterday when she was out shopping with Mom..... Mom was SHOCKED --- had NO idea since they are in a home now....

Re: New WA egg law has prices soaring

Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:20 am

Pretty happy to pick up 3 dozen yesterday for $2 per!!!!
REALLY happy to see that the 'large' eggs actually look LARGE. Noticed too that the shells have thickened up too --- last couple of dozen large eggs were pretty small with very fragile shells.
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