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One thing 7-11s have started stocking in recent years is packaged hard boiled eggs. The price is insane if you compare it to boiling your own, and they are a bi
by ElevenLathe 2y ago
One thing 7-11s have started stocking in recent years is packaged hard boiled eggs. The price is insane if you compare it to boiling your own, and they are a bit tasteless, but you don't have to peel them and the price is reasonable compared to other stuff there if you're stuck eating lunch from 7-11.
- firesteelrain 2y agoIt is more than twice the price of Wal-Mart! Well, I guess that's the price of convenience. 2/hard boiled eggs - $2.09 @ 7/11 6/hard boiled eggs - $2.96 @ Wal-Mart 6/raw eggs - $2.62 @ Wal-Mart
- lithocarpus 2y agoNext compare the price of a donut vs the price of a bag of flour and sugar ;)
- arcticbull 2y agoYou're paying for footprint. There's 320 Walmarts in California and almost 2000 7-Elevens. There's zero Walmarts in SF and San Mateo county, and at least 50-Elevens. Those 7-Elevens are often in premium locations downtown.
- firesteelrain 2y agoI am not sure I follow the discussion and its tie into California - I am in the South US
- arcticbull 2y agoI just picked a market.
- hilux 2y agoNice. "Tea eggs" are big in East Asian corner stores.
- SoftTalker 2y agoTwo hard-boiled eggs and an apple is a pretty nutritious lunch for about $2-$3 tops.
- firesteelrain 2y agoIt’s cheap but not nutritious. It’s less than 300 cal and 12g of protein + 4g of fiber. You would be hungry. Need fiber and protein to keep you full