Where have all the Eggs gone!?
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Eggs keeping you big as hell
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Don’t even shop at Trader Joe’s…ever…$7.50 a dozen at the couple places i do shop at though..sucks..and that’s large eggs…not even XL
I get them from my backyard
Sam’s club has lots, $4.99 for 18 Pasture Raised
Ha! You should really look up what “cage free” ACTUALLY means. You’ll be heartbroken. 🙁 I hate that companies are allowed to use such misleading language, but yeah.. maybe it’s better if you don’t actually look it up.. 😅
Same with “free range” hahaha. All just to help people sleep better at night I guess? EVERYTHING about America is as fake as you can be.
I go to Costco. The cheapest ones were not available, but I was able to get the organic ones ($8 for 2 dozen)
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I don’t eat eggs.
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Ya, we can have up to 5 chickens running around the backyard, in the middle of a subdivision
I went to Costco on Monday and they had no eggs!
Egg-free since 1992….not for any reason other than a bad dream
Being an immigrant, I get a good laugh at how ridiculous some first world problems are. Concerned about chickens being in cages? While California burns and needs reconstruction? While there are homeless people? So people are complaining about healthcare cost being too expensive, they have money left to spend on chicken welfare. So I guess healthcare obviously isn’t expensive enough.
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Lol, cage-free eggs are the biggest scam. My uncle is a farmer, and according to the law, a farm can be considered “cage-free” as long as there’s just a small opening or door for the hens. This often means the birds are still kept in crowded barns with minimal access to the outdoors, if any. The term is more about marketing than genuinely improving animal welfare. Consumers pay extra for the illusion of ethical farming, but in reality, the conditions aren’t much better than conventional methods.
What about pasture raised & pasture finished?
@@OhsohLibre Pasture-raised eggs offer hens outdoor access, but conditions vary, and labels like “pasture-finished” are often marketing but it’s the best if that the only one option left. For the best choice, look for Certified Humane or Animal Welfare Approved eggs, which ensure higher welfare standards.
Free range is just chickens that have access to the outdoors. Only has to 2 to 4 square feet. Watch “Supersize Me 2, Holy Chicken!” It goes into detail how “big chicken” controls the meat bird industry and penalizes chicken farmers if they don’t do their bidding or force them into debt to make them subservient to the corporation.
That’s why I buy free-range.
@@OhsohLibre Pasture-raised eggs come from hens with outdoor access, typically 108 square feet per bird, but the quality of pastures and time spent outside can vary. “Pasture-finished” is rarely used for eggs and mostly a marketing term. Both labels are loosely regulated, so consumers often pay more for minimal or unclear improvements in animal welfare. The best choice is certified pasture-raised eggs with labels like Certified Humane or Animal Welfare Approved, which ensure better outdoor access and higher welfare standards.
@humphrey, We haven’t bought eggs in three years. We decided to get and raise chicks for eggs a few years ago. To help teach our kids responsibility and husbandry. Granted, it’s not cheaper by any means but we control their diet and allow them to free range when we can. We typically get 3 to 4 eggs a day and when we have an extra dozen or two we sell them for $5. Buy about $30 worth of feed a month and built the coop out of recycled materials. And before anyone says you must live out in the sticks, we live in a major city with an HOA.
My Doberman would lose it if we brought chickens home 😂 That’s cool though. My neighbors have chickens and I assume they’re doing the same thing. Do you get used to the noise?
Pasture raised are the best.
Oh, that hit other countries (South Africa) about 3 years ago. You should’ve bought shares/stocks in eggs when you heard about it happening in other countries.
Prices went up by about 100% and they haven’t come down even though the crisis is done for a couple of years.
Just picked up some eggs yesterday at Trader Joe’s Hollywood and Vine store 🥚🍳