I guess it is from the Avian Flu, but prices on eggs seem to be skyrocketing all over the place. I think I have heard that Kalifornia has the highest sales price in the nation. If not, I feel for the places that have higher prices.
For example, I went shopping last Thursday in Morro Bay and found the following.
At the Farmers' Market, the fellow who sells eggs sold out at $12.99 a dozen.
In the store itself, Traficanda eggs were $10.99 per dozen but Eggland Best were only $7.99, but they were sold out. Cal Poly (the local college) eggs were $12.99.
On the bright side, Costco in San Luis Obispo was selling eggs for I think it was $9.95 for a 2 dozen flat, with a limit of 3 flats at a time. But restaurants were able to come in and buy an unlimited quantity. They were walking out of the store with 20 or 30 flats of eggs, totally filling the standard shopping carts. Others were using the big flat carts. I would imagine Costco was out of eggs by the end of the day.
So, what are egg prices where you live?
John (Bigsmoke)