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Marthe48

(20,377 posts)
Mon Feb 17, 2025, 01:13 PM Feb 17

My daughter brought me a dozen eggs

I feel rich! Kroger had their Simple Truth brand reduced to $2.01/dozen, not very close to the expiration date.
I had about 18 on hand, that I planned to dole out til my daughter's flock starts to lay and she maybe has some to spare. Since I have a few extra, I'm going to indulge, and fix a few things I missed having. I hard cooked 3 eggs. I put 2 of them to marinate in soy sauce, to make soy eggs. I made egg salad with the other one.
I have some stale bread, the last of a loaf I made, and I'll make some bread pudding. That is the limit of my indulgence. When eggs got more expensive, like from under $1/dozen, to $1.59 or higher, in the late winter, I'd avoid using them. Those were the days :/

Anyway, really glad my daughter got me something that will help me feel like I'm living in a normal time


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My daughter brought me a dozen eggs (Original Post) Marthe48 Feb 17 OP
Even at $12/doz, PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 17 #1
Back then, it was Marthe48 Feb 17 #2

PoindexterOglethorpe

(27,650 posts)
1. Even at $12/doz,
Mon Feb 17, 2025, 01:18 PM
Feb 17

an egg is only one dollar. At $1.59, each egg is something like $.13, thirteen cents. That hardly seems expensive. I mean, what else can you cook three of for under fifty cents and have a meal?

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