In a first time ever event our Costco had ZERO eggs this morning! Zero!!
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I popped into Big Y to get some ice cream for my daughter (who is home with a sore throat) and the eggs I saw were 8.99-12.99 per dozen.
I really thought these high egg prices were going to go away by now. I was told that.
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Egg substitutes:
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There are plenty of things to eat that donât have eggs. If I canât find the real thingâŠI will sub something that doesnât contain eggs. I wonât use an egg substitute of any kind.
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My local grocery store had zero eggs on Saturday. Our local Costco sells out quickly each day of egg delivery (M, W,F)âwe have a Facebook group for the store, and people are making regular reports. I donât use eggs a lot, but I like having them on hand for when I need/want them!
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I havenât honestly been hunting for eggs. The few times we wanted them and looked, Costco had them. When possible, we prefer buying local eggs and they are similarly-priced to the other eggs.
I just went to a high end grocery store and they had a case full of eggs. The prices ranged from 5-10 dollars a dozen. I still have plenty from Costco so didnât buy any. I find itâs hit or miss depending on what time of day I hit the store.
Wegmans shelves were running low on Sunday evening. I didnât really check the prices. I noticed that the signs limited purchases to 10 dozen!
Northern Virginia.
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Walmart today charged $9.36 for 18 Great Value large brown eggs-- and there were plenty of cartons.
The same carton cost me $8.56 last week and $7.22 the week before that.
I fully expect they will be over $10 next time.
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$8.49 a dozen today, up from about $7 a week and a half ago. I canât imagine prices dropping in the futureâŠ
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Have they tried injecting bleach into the birds to get rid of the flu?
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Three-quarters of the egg-laying chickens lost to the outbreak in 2025 have been conventional âcagedâ production chickens, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. âThe cage-free and pasture-raised organic eggs, theyâre not having that issue,â Hollis said. âEssentially itâs better eggs for a lot cheaper.â
Some eggs in NY are less than $4, others are $11. Here's how to navigate a chaotic market. - Gothamist
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At TJ the lowest price for large cage free eggs yesterday was 4.99 which is up from 3.49 the week before.
At Aldi today I saw $5.96 per dozen, limit 2 cartons per customer.
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Local chichi market was well stocked with eggs, including duck and quail ones! 
Prices were astronomical. $4.99âto $5.99 for medium chicken eggs. Did not even look at how much they wanted for the âexotics.â
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My neighbor works in the food industry and at some point was an inspector. He told us just like this photo shows. All of those labels that make you think life is so much better for the animals really arenât. They find loopholes wherever they can. And not limited to chickens. He said the frozen food practices are particular stomach curling. But said heâd spare me the details so food wouldnât be ruined for me like it was for him.
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Traveling in MA. Plenty of eggs at the store. I bought a dozen form $3.99, felt fortunate.
None at Trader Joeâs in downtown Brooklyn this evening.