[Red Badger]

79%?

try 300+%....................🤷‍♂️

[Gil4]

79%? try 300+%......

Maybe even more. Places we used to get them for $1 are now over $6. Some of that increase took place before Feb 2022, but it has still been a huge spike since then.

[TomGuy]

79%?

try 300+%....................🤷‍♂️

Two years ago, eggs were about 6-cents each or $0.75 per dozen.

Now, eggs are just under 43-cents each or $5.12 per dozen [Walmart].

That is a MASSIVE increase.

I noticed similar yesterday a local grocery for their store brand coffee. A year ago I would get a 34-oz can for just under $8. In the summer the can shrank to 24-oz and the price increase a few cents. Yesterday the price for the 24-oz can had increased to just under $10.

That is an increase of roughly 23-cents per ounce for the 34-oz can, to 33-cents for the 24-oz can, to 42-cents for the 24-oz can now.

These kinds of price increases are no small matter out here in fly-over country.

[entropy12]

Eggs will be selling for $2.49/dozen sometime in 2023.