No eggs recently. I am being frugal with eggs because they went from $0.79/dozen to $2.99/dozen.

 

58 cents a dozen at Aldis.

 

I will have to check out Aldis. The closest one is a little bit of a hike but I can incorporate it into my plans

 

It's worth it if you are looking to save some money. I've never seen eggs there for over 80 cents a dozen. Last time I went I also got a package of six everything bagels for 1.49,half gallon almond milk for 1.79 pack of frozen waffles 1.19, 4lb bag of oranges 3.49, 2lb box of spagetti 1.39 just some examples. Closest one to me is an hour away but I'm not working so I save where I can. You just have to make sure you bring a quarter to get a grocery cart.

 

I think I can get a dozen kicks to the head for $2.99, and not much more.

 

Eggs for dinner rocks!

We have seen stores run out here and there but have been able to get eggs ok. I wish we ever saw eggs as cheap as some of you say! But ours appear to be normal prices. We bought 2 18ct packages last time we physically were at the store (last week) so that gets us about 2 weeks worth. My weekday breakfast is 2 boiled eggs and we both eat eggs for breakfast on the weekends so we do go through them.

 

IIRC you are in minnesota? They have Aldi's supermarkets out there not sure what city or town you are in.

 

Yep! From the northern suburbs of the Twin Cities. We have an Aldis near us. But tend to get most stuff at Hyvee or Cub really. Hyvee had a full egg section last week and were stocking more while we were there. It comes and goes but seems like eggs have been more attainable.

I just looked at the local Aldis add and their egg special is on Organic Eggs for $2.99/dozen. Did not see non-organic so not sure how much those are.

 

I payed 58 cents a dozen almost two weeks ago.
Are you anywhere near Inver Grove Heights?

 

Pretty much the opposite corner from IGH. I do drive through there to most autocross events in the summer though! And play disc golf over that way from time to time.