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Later, 1:36 p.m. CT: eggs are $2.87 at Walmart. No tax. No delivery fee. Simply, $2.87,
Later, 12:32 p.m. CT: eggs are the least expensive I've seen in a year(?) at Target. A dozen eggs priced at $2.59. If you want to spend upwards of $8 / dozen from hens treated / fed differently, you still have that option. But that's a personal choice, not inflation per se (except for "elite eggs").
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Would this be "transitory"?
By the way, my hunch: Americans cut way back on their fresh egg consumption for the past six months.
Is there anything wrong with that?
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