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Home › Forums › General Discussions › I think the egg crisis is over
Mike Nolan.I just bought an 18-pack of large eggs for 88 cents. Yeah, it's a 3 day sale, but that's still the cheapest I've seen them in over a year.
Must be time to make some things that use lots of eggs.
Mike Nolan.
Hmm. The best price that I've had is 99 cents for a dozen at Walgreens. Of course, I do have to go through several cartons to make sure that I'm not getting any that are broken.
Here in Indiana, I paid $1.69 for an 18-pack.
Now, what is up with butter? I think it was around $3.60 for the Walmart brand, and the local grocery is at around $4.50. I'm tempted to buy the 2 pound roll of butter and put it in a tight sealing container, and just weight as I need it.
I definitely shop based on what's on sale where. Fortunately, I have two of the major regional grocery chains plus a WalMart nearby with a Sams a bit further away.
I find WalMart almost never has the low price on either butter or eggs, and they don't tend to go on sale there, either. Butter was $2.99 the other day at HyVee, but it was $1.99 on sale a couple of weeks ago, and this week they had eggs on sale.