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Nancy Young wrote:
> I only have 2 in the refrigerator. Every week, they have > some kind of egg 'sale' , usually a dozen for 88 cents. > I have a hankering for quiche, so I checked the circular. > > Two containers of 18 eggs for the price of one. What > the bleep would I do with 36 eggs?? (laugh) I don't > think so. > I'd get the 36 eggs. I would put a doz or two aside for everyday use then make quiche (~ 6 eggs for 2 quiche and it freezes well), pickled eggs (1 doz), and egg salad for sandwiches. > I wouldn't mind just buying 18 but they jack up the price > so the 'free' eggs aren't really free, if you know what I > mean. No way are 18 eggs usually 5.49. > > Guess I'll just buy a couple dozen eggs, I don't think > one dozen will be enough to last till next week. That > should be everyone's worse problem, how many eggs > to get. > > nancy > > > |
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