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>Do the chickens lay eggs? >>Yes. They are the best fresh eggs you’ve ever tasted. They are available for $20 each. Pick up only. Wow, some expensive eggs! Is
by markozivanovic 4y ago
>Do the chickens lay eggs?
>>Yes. They are the best fresh eggs you’ve ever tasted. They are available for $20 each. Pick up only.
Wow, some expensive eggs! Is it because these chickens are now celebrities? :)
Kidding aside, I just bought a box of 10 eggs today for 4 euros (~4,15USD) and thought that was a bit expensive. Also from free-range chicken.
I can find "egg prices around the world", but I can't find a single site where I can filter results by the size of eggs and type of chickens. Here's an idea for a really unneeded SaaS!
- alx__ 4y agoI'd guess they're purposely inflated to cut down on people asking to buy them
- SV_BubbleTime 4y agoColloquially called the “Fuck off price”. “We don’t want to do it, but if you are really going to pay this, we’ll make it happen.” I was quoting some wood deck and lawn work this spring. I had four people come out to quote, and two gave me fuck off prices about 3-4x what I eventually paid. EDIT: for reference on good eggs, I’ve found duck eggs to be superior to chicken eggs.
- dredmorbius 4y agoI’ve found duck eggs to be superior to chicken eggs. Especially if you're interested in hatching ducklings.
- euroderf 4y agoFresh chicken eggs are da bomb. The egg whites cohere and do not spread out in a puddle. You might be buying organic eggs (or free range, or wot-evs) but if the whites are runny and spread out in the pan, the eggs are NOT fresh.
- silisili 4y agoOne thing that always stood out to me about fresh/real chicken eggs I got from my father was the color of the yolk. Much, much darker than store bought, though I don't know what even plays a role determining that. Hoping to get a coop up later this year and start experimenting!
- Angostura 4y agoOddly enough you don't want your eggs too fresh. I remember my grandmother saying that you can to keep them for a couple of days before eating - something about the texture of the white
- Enginerrrd 4y agoI think that's only for making hardboiled eggs. The whites don't separate from the shell well if they're too fresh
- Enginerrrd 4y ago>...though I don't know what even plays a role determining that. Age is definitely one big factor. The longer they sit the lighter they get. But I suspect diet also plays a big role, and to a lesser extent, lifestyle/overall health
- a1pulley 4y agoYolk color is a function of xanthophyll in the diet. Backyard chickens tend to get food scraps that contain more xanthophyll than there is in commercial feed, which is why backyard eggs yolks tend to be more orange. If you want more orange in your yolks, you can feed your chickens stuff like marigolds or cooked carrots.
- colechristensen 4y agoThe people I've known who raise chickens quickly reach the level of "please take these eggs, please!"
- iamtheworstdev 4y agoi suspect it's sarcasm. that's not the price of eggs anywhere in the USA.
- reaperducer 4y agoWow, some expensive eggs! Maybe it's a typo. Perhaps he meant $20/dozen. Which is still expensive. I get my eggs from a farmer 30 miles out of town, and she only charges $8/dozen, and that includes delivering it to my doorman. But I only order when she's recently slaughtered another farm animal, to make it worth the trip for her.
- dylan604 4y agoI don't think you're looking high enough. Try looking over your head as that's where this bit of humor sailed ;P
- xsmasher 4y agoFans of J.S.G. Boggs used to try to collect both hand-drawn bills he made AND the item he bought with the bill. I see an opportunity here to collect both the NFT and the egg of the chicken in the picture.