I wasn't putting Haddads down. Just stating what it is. They serve their purpose. If I lived in West Peoria, I'm sure I would shop there sometimes too.BTW- if you can get 6 eggs for $2.00, couldn't you double that and essentially get a dozen eggs for $4.00?

@CCubs : You could, but they had expiration dates of mid February. I have no idea how long eggs last, but apparently they thought a month away was close enough to sell them at a discount. They ought to learn from the liquor stores who split cases of beer in half and sell them that way to increase their profits!

Weekly egg update from West Peoria:Large Brown: $5.89 /doz
Free Range Brown: $6.99 /doz
Eggland brand Large: $4.19Our Family store brand /doz:
Jumbo: $6.09
Extra Large: $5.99
Large: $5.69
Medium: $4.09Large Eggs 18ct $8.49Half doz not available.

Eggs are my meat substitute when prices are high. At these rates, might as well get steak!

On the plus side, Avian-flu contaminated chicken meat is at bargain prices.Mmm, tastes like Covid.

Was it just because of the Superbowl, a dozen large eggs were $3.14 on Sunday.

@skutfarcus : Speak for yourself.

@mypeez : They've been $3.29 a dozen at Sav-a-lot in the Heights for about least two weeks.