Re:Beware of 'shrinkflation,' inflation's devious cousin
by skohan on Friday August 06, 2021 @12:06PM
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That's insane - I can get 10 eggs in Berlin for less than 2 euros
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Re:Beware of 'shrinkflation,' inflation's devious cousin
by alkonaut on Friday August 06, 2021 @12:16PM
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Beware of such eggs. They could be from a good producer but most likely not. If you buy eggs from reasonably happy animals you should be paying at least .50€ a piece.
Same with pork. If you buy stuff without any (growth-)antibiotics and other nasty stuff you’ll pay a bit more. Crappy pork chops can be €5-10/kg but if you want to avoid the worst origin countries you need to pay 2-3x that.
Re:Beware of 'shrinkflation,' inflation's devious cousin
by throwawayboise on Friday August 06, 2021 @12:35PM
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Yeah that must be for true free-range eggs (note that free-range and cage-free are not the same thing).
Around here eggs are often a loss-leader promotional item. $0.99/doz is not uncommon to see.