What are Canada's biggest problems?
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Large egg is an egg not less than 56 grams. Has been that way since at least 2006. Peewee has been a category for at least that long as well.
That's about right. Good for greasing up the arteries! :smile:
That might be a good thing, a subtle way to get people to cut down on smoking.
Mitchells meats dumps their surpluses locally. Even the "good" brands are under $3.00 a 500gr package if you know where to shop.
Yellowknife would be like N.Y.C. compared to Nakusp (pop. 2000 incl. dogs and chickens)
OOOOooooOOOO 2 years. Wow. People are still getting a mediium for what they paid for large whether it was 3 years ago or introduced 5 years ago.
Are these large eggs that were once mediums on the high end of the gr to size range or the low end just making it to large egg size?
If there is a weight "class" then that means the weight has a range from X gr to X gr.
Still cheaper in NYC or Nakusp than Yellowknife.
Well JLM was going with 3 years for doubled price. Agriculture Canada's market data says otherwise. The reason I was skeptical is because I haven't noticed a great change in the price of eggs. Maybe where he lives they have, it's not reflected in the BC data though.
No they aren't, the size cut-off didn't change for large egg.
Right, and a large egg has been not less than 56 grams since at least 2006. If a medium in 2006 could be sold as a large in 2011, there would have to be a change in the not less than for a large egg, and there hasn't.
As many as a a cheap asshole can hire.
Until today you had no idea the grading system had been altered. Why bother arguing?
Until today I had never heard that it had been altered in the past two years. I went looking, and found that it hadn't. I bother arguing because the matter addressed a point specifically related to what JLM and I were discussing.
Getting back to the original discussion about prices compared to 2008, I went to Safeway for lean hamburger today................$9.99 kg. I immediately went to another store where I knew they had it for $5.28 kg. where I should have gone in the first place.
Yes, it is I regularly buy lean hamburger on sale for under $4.40 kg. but I wasn't paying attention and ran out and missed the boat and the wife wanted hamburger NOW. :smile: