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Nancy2 wrote:
> Leave them raw in the shell up to 6 weeks in the fridge only. Cooked > only last about 3 days. Eggs are cheap, anyway, so why bother to > "stock up?" Depending upon where you are at, they can be. Here on the Left Coast, typically they are not. When I lived in Oklahoma they were cheep, er, cheap. ;-) When not on sale, the typical cost for store bought, plain AA large (not cage free, organic or free range) run about $2.50/ doz. on average. The cage/range free, organics can cost a $1-$2 more per dozen. We have an "egg guy" that we purchase from exclusively and our jumbo eggs that we get from him are $5.50/dozen. I think the passage of Prop 2 is going to jack the prices of eggs up even more here. --Lin |
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