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The cumulative price increases are noticeable. Grocery receipts feel like they are $25-50 more expensive for the same stuff.
We buy a dozen eggs every other week, so that specifically isn't impacting us much, but in the store I usually take note, and say damn under my breath when I see the $7+ ones.
Why is eggs being made into such a huge issue?