Posted by hay on January 20, 2008 at 11:23:21 from (12.176.89.233):
In Reply to: Price of eggs posted by John B Ind on January 20, 2008 at 09:37:09:
eggs are always higher in the winter as chickens don"t lay as well, but some of the prices i see in the local stores are crazy. i did have to buy a dozen last week and they were $2.50/dozen ON SALE! just in november a dozen large size were less than $2.00. everything is going to go up in price fast now because of the fast rise in fuel prices. heard on the evening news that inflation is at it"s highest on 17 years.
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