About what it is here, I done a little math one day and figured I could make a little money at $4.00 a dozen but not really enough to justify the work.

$2.00 for a flat of double yoke eggs. Finally gave up my chickens this summer. During covid they were only $1.00 a flat.

Store eggs large ~$4/doz

Lots of folks around here selling for $2.50 a dozen.

$4 a dozen for brown eggs delivered to my wife's office

My birds bettah get back on line soon....with these prices

Time to learn how to buy unwashed eggs when eggs are cheap.
Waterglass them for when the cold and short days are here.
Never run out of eggs here.
Buy in summer, water glass them , and have all I need.

7.18/18 pack

$ 2.00 A dozen washed or unwashed a dozen here during the summer.
Buy 2 washed and 12 unwashed , water glass the 12 unwashed , and every few weeks or once a month buy a washed dozen.
Once water glassed , seems they're still excellent eating , they on the most part only good for omelets and scrambled .
The yokes get weak , but still like fresh.

Farm fresh eggs aren't avaliable this time of year.
I don't like store bought eggs.

I just gave my daughter a dozen mine are coming on strong. I will start waterglassing now. I have eaten eggs waterglassed that were over a year old. Still good, like OW mentioned the yolks lay a little flat but taste fresh and always have eggs

yesterday at walmart 399 was the cheapest

$11.99 for a five dozen box yesterday.

still Free here! just go in the layer house and grab some.

Just paid $6 for a dozen large at Stop & shop. SMH....

Pardon me but what is waterglassing?

Too muck so not eating them. Lol same with lettuce
Crazy people pay that much for green crunchy water.

This was 10 minutes ago at local grocery store

$5 for 18 farm eggs from my neighbor.