Well, I bought 5 dozen eggs today....

Greg1959 · Nov 3, 2016

Ran across a deal today.....5 Dozen 'Grade A' Large eggs for $3.74. So, I bought the case of them. I'll break and freeze the in ziplock bags plus make a few breakfast burritos and omelettes.

LAA · Nov 3, 2016

That ain't but 2 a day for the month, they'll keep in the refrigerator.

larry@stinescorner · Nov 3, 2016

do you like pickled eggs?Try a dozen in a jar with some beets,

larry@stinescorner · Nov 3, 2016

My wife made egg salad,,that wss real good!

Traditional Farmer · Nov 3, 2016

Sam's Club?

tracto-man · Nov 3, 2016

Reminds me of having too many chickens and getting that many eggs a day. So we started selling them. But the eggs built up faster then people were buying them. So we started knocking on doors around the area asking people if they could possibly please use some eggs.

KEB in GCMS · Nov 3, 2016

About 5 days worth for my family. With 4 children we go through almost a dozen a day. It helps that I have 30 or so laying hens, so we have a good steady supply.

4520BW · Nov 3, 2016

Try 5 kids...including teenage boys. A dozen wont even get us thru breakfast. My in-laws keep us supplied with eggs so that helps a lot.

jacksun65 · Nov 3, 2016

LOL I have a gal that buys 4 doz a week from me. her kids called once wanted some eggs her husband said send them to the store don't let them have the good ones.

JML755 · Nov 3, 2016

(quoted from post at 09:13:18 11/03/16) About 5 days worth for my family. With 4 children we go through almost a dozen a day. It helps that I have 30 or so laying hens, so we have a good steady supply.

wow, :shock: wife and I "maybe" go through a dozen a week, mostly used on weekends. during the week, it's cereal or a granola bar for breakfast.

Blackhole49 · Nov 3, 2016

Some how I think there are more than 60 eggs in a case.

Russ from MN · Nov 3, 2016

The $ Tree has 18 packs for a dollar now, a couple of years ago they were down to a 6 pack. They can't change their price, just the quantity.

LAA · Nov 3, 2016

Well, I know that 'rithmatic teaching has changed since I went to school but somehow I think that 5 dozen still equals 60.

RGMartin · Nov 3, 2016

Major surplus of eggs locally, they aren't worth anything. In Case quantities one local grocery was selling large for 30 cents a dozen.

Ozlander · Nov 3, 2016

(quoted from post at 09:09:28 11/03/16) Some how I think there are more than 60 eggs in a case.

Yeah, but he never said how many he bought.

Brown Swiss · Nov 3, 2016

I had 8 scrambled eggs for breakfast this morning, along with some ham and cheese on top of that and some fermented salsa my wife makes, it was a plate full and was all for me. Eggs don't last long around here, well most food doesn't.

LP-Always · Nov 3, 2016

15 dozen in a case!

cowranch · Nov 3, 2016

(quoted from post at 23:50:16 11/02/16) Ran across a deal today.....5 Dozen 'Grade A' Large eggs for $3.74. So, I bought the case of them. I'll break and freeze the in ziplock bags plus make a few breakfast burritos and omelettes.

I was in town a week ago, grade A large were 52 cents/dozen.

jwal10 · Nov 3, 2016

We have 5 hens, 4 pullets and an older hen we keep for setting. Only 2 of us and 5 eggs a day. I boil a dozen a week, eat 2 and pickle the rest. Make breakfast burritos twice a week and Sweetie bakes 3 times a week. Son takes a dozen every other week or so and we still have too many. Extras go to the free produce day on fridays....James

Frank 41 · Nov 3, 2016

I bought 2 dozen at Aldis for $.36 each. Milk was $.63.

Blackhole49 · Nov 4, 2016

Try actually reading the post instead of just the title!

LAA · Nov 4, 2016

I read the post as well as the title but I must admit I am curious as to what type of logic you are applying to your argument, in the title of the post the man makes the following statement, ''well, I bought 5 dozen eggs today...'' No where in the ensuing post does he contradict his initial statement, in fact, he bolsters his initial statement by quoting the price of 5 dozen eggs, he goes on to say that he ''bought the case of them'' but he does not further define the case quantity. So what part of the title statement don't you understand? Maybe you should try comprehending what is written!

JMOR · Nov 4, 2016

(quoted from post at 11:24:12 11/03/16) Well, I know that 'rithmatic teaching has changed since I went to school but somehow I think that 5 dozen still equals 60.

.........and it looks like spelling has changed, too! :wink:

Greg1959 · Nov 4, 2016

Hey guys....here is a link to what I bought.
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