I hate to start a stampede but...

[Arctic Fox]

... a dozen eggs for $2.41 at Aldi

[tophcfa]

Dam, I was hoping you were addressing the Buffalo Stampeders taking up valuable Villages residents lap swimming time at the Laurel Manor sports pool. Thought that was over with the new high school having their own pool : (

[Arctic Fox]

Dam, I was hoping you were addressing the Buffalo Stampeders taking up valuable Villages residents lap swimming time at the Laurel Manor sports pool. Thought that was over with the new high school having their own pool : (

Laurel Manor sports pool is purpose-built for lap swimming and meets but, because of its deep end, unsuitable for many other water sports.

With so many Villagers wanting to do lap swimming it would make perfect sense to dedicate this one sports pool to that and schedule other events in the myriad of other sports pools spread around the community.

I have suggested this several times to the powers-that-be but their answer is always along the lines that they tried this (probably fifteen years ago for two weeks) and it didn't work out.

The sports pools schedules have evolved piecemeal over time, resulting in the staff constantly having to take out and put in the lane lines. They really need to sit down and start with a clean sheet of paper and schedule all of the events logically - preferably asking for input ahead of time from those people who actually use these pools.

Anyway, about those eggs...

[Papa_lecki]

... a dozen eggs for $2.41 at Aldi

Pair $9 for 18 eggs at Winn Dixie today.

[Michael G.]

... a dozen eggs for $2.41 at Aldi

Pair $9 for 18 eggs at Winn Dixie today.

My math says go to Aldi's

[retiredguy123]

My math says go to Aldi's
Correct

$2.41 ÷ 12 = 20 cents per egg

$9 ÷ 18 = 50 cents per egg

[Velvet]

Pair $9 for 18 eggs at Winn Dixie today.

Were they Easter eggs?

[dewilson58]

My math says go to Aldi's

My math says it's not worth a special trip.

:crap2:

[Keefelane66]

Were they Easter eggs?
Easter just another holiday converted from Pagan rituals

Pagans lived their lives in strong accordance with nature's rhythms and patterns, and solstices and equinoxes were considered to be sacred times.
In 325AD the first major church council, the Council of Nicaea, determined that Easter should fall on the Sunday following the first full moon after the spring equinox.

[photo1902]

... a dozen eggs for $2.41 at Aldi

Walmart $2.42

[Jima72]

My mind says have a bowl of cheerios.

[Laker14]

A dozen eggs under $3, and I paid less than $3 for a gallon of gas today.

America is Great Again!

[Michael G.]

Easter just another holiday converted from Pagan rituals

Pagans lived their lives in strong accordance with nature's rhythms and patterns, and solstices and equinoxes were considered to be sacred times.
In 325AD the first major church council, the Council of Nicaea, determined that Easter should fall on the Sunday following the first full moon after the spring equinox.

And your point is??

[Arctic Fox]

Easter just another holiday converted from Pagan rituals.

and

Easter is a corruption of Oestre (various spellings) who is the goddess of fertility and takes the form of a hare, which itself was corrupted into the Easter Bunny

[mtdjed]

Easter just another holiday converted from Pagan rituals

Pagans lived their lives in strong accordance with nature's rhythms and patterns, and solstices and equinoxes were considered to be sacred times.
In 325AD the first major church council, the Council of Nicaea, determined that Easter should fall on the Sunday following the first full moon after the spring equinox.

And what does that have to do with the price of eggs?

[village dreamer]

four years ago eggs , 48 cents a dozen at Walmart.

[tophcfa]

... a dozen eggs for $2.41 at Aldi

Good to see eggflation subsiding in Florida. Unfortunately, in my twisted home state of Massachusetts there is a law that requires all eggs sold in the state to come from chickens with crate and cage free housing. Eggflation is permanent in the commonwealth. Fortunately for us our neighbor has chickens, so when we are up north we get all the fresh eggs we can eat for free.

[Keefelane66]

Good to see eggflation subsiding in Florida. Unfortunately, in my twisted home state of Massachusetts there is a law that requires all eggs sold in the state to come from chickens with crate and cage free housing. Eggflation is permanent in the commonwealth. Fortunately for us our neighbor has chickens, so when we are up north we get all the fresh eggs we can eat for free.
And you complain about free eggs

[bowlingal]

Hey everyone.....ALL the egg prices are coming down

[Bridget Staunton]

Easter the holiday we celebrate “when Christ rose from the dead” beautiful holiday

[BlackHarley]

Easter the holiday we celebrate “when Christ rose from the dead” beautiful holiday

Bingo! Finally an intelligent answer.

[GizmoWhiskers]

... a dozen eggs for $2.41 at Aldi
Some secrets are best kept close lol.

[mikeycereal]

Free range?

:duck:

[Bay Kid]

Give me fresh local eggs.

[askcarl]

And what does that have to do with the price of eggs in CHINA?

Not worth the wear and tear of the Rosters Rod.


Had to complete the old saying...

[Janie123]

Correct

$2.41 ÷ 12 = 20 cents per egg

$9 ÷ 18 = 50 cents per egg
Small, medium, large, extra large or jumbo??? Jumbos can be 2x the size of smalls hence the price differences.

[Stu from NYC]

Free range?

:duck:

Yes last week the box crossed the road to get to the other side.

BTW few days ago those eggs over $ 3 at Aldi.

[OhioBuckeye]

Well, someone is stuffing their pockets & it’s not the farmer or truck driver. I think we all know who that is?

[billethkid]

Two dozen eggs at Sam's Club the last month or so...$5.46.

Stampede for eggs. With the options available....no reason for it!

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:censored:

[HORNET]

A dozen eggs under $3, and I paid less than $3 for a gallon of gas today.

America is Great Again!

What kind of world do you live in that “ America is Great Again “

[fdpaq0580]

Well, someone is stuffing their pockets & it’s not the farmer or truck driver. I think we all know who that is?

This sounds like a lead in to a conspiracy theory. Such fun!

[Just jimmy]

four years ago eggs , 48 cents a dozen at Walmart.
Are they still good??

[Hardlyworking]

18 large eggs $3.65 at Walmart.

[Velvet]

I don’t usually shop groceries at Walmart but since I was there… a gallon of milk was half the price of Publix. I was hesitant to try the milk but it’s good. So either Walmart is using milk as loss leader, or Publix is simply gauging the public.

[metalic]

Bingo! Finally an intelligent answer.

If one is a Christian.

The pagan information was interesting to others who, I suspect, are equally intelligent.

[FinallyHome352]

Thank you for the thoughtful information

[Stu from NYC]

I don’t usually shop groceries at Walmart but since I was there… a gallon of milk was half the price of Publix. I was hesitant to try the milk but it’s good. So either Walmart is using milk as loss leader, or Publix is simply gauging the public.

Possibly a combination of both

[Nucky]

My math says it's not worth a special trip.

:crap2:

Maybe fiddy cent can be saved by driving to Costco 4 dem Eggs. :1rotfl:

We belonged to Sam's, BJ'S & Costco in New Jerkey. I preferred Sam's then. Well, times have changed. Momma says since we live close to The Noisey Smelly Terrible Turnpike we gonna use it and quit the first two places and join Costco. I just lowered my head and said yes dear and liked the good guy I try to be, I hear and I obey! When I say I'd do anything for Love but I won't do that I didn't mean not joining Costco. I meant not buying an Electric Golf Cart and I think that may be happening too.

I only want to win the big things I can let stuff like this go I hope! She's an Angel Walking The Face Of The Earth and I'm NOT so I guess mark me down as whipped or lucky or both! :ohdear:

[Freehiker]

My math says it's not worth a special trip.

:crap2:

My mother was one of those that would drive 10 minutes out of her way to save $.02 on a gallon of gas……

[Two Bills]

Well, someone is stuffing their pockets & it’s not the farmer or truck driver. I think we all know who that is?

Don't tell me George Soros has cornered the egg market as well.:icon_wink:

[Arctic Fox]

Don't tell me George Soros has cornered the egg market as well.:icon_wink:

Nelson Bunker Hunt, maybe

[Keefelane66]

My mother was one of those that would drive 10 minutes out of her way to save $.02 on a gallon of gas……
Considering 1960 dollars if that was the year a $1 in those years now it requires $10.00 or a 900.71% increase. The $.02 would be $.18 today. The average annual salary for a male in 1960 was $5,400 a women was $1,900 annually.
Doesnt seem much today, your mother was being frugal milk in 1960 was $.36. Hope you enjoyed your cereal because of your mother.