Thread: Age restrictions on the purchase of ....eggs

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

so why are the shelves empty?

is it covid? is it fuel prices? is it the employment situation? is it the floods? is someone stockpiling millions of eggs? are the chooks unhappy? is it the change of government?

whats next ? first it was dunny roll , then pasta , then eggs , then houses , now new cars, what else can't we buy?

I think the suppliers will be asked some tough questions by some hard boiled customers.

Are shoppers scrambling to get to the eggs?

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

so why are the shelves empty?

is it covid? is it fuel prices? is it the employment situation? is it the floods? is someone stockpiling millions of eggs? are the chooks unhappy? is it the change of government?

whats next ? first it was dunny roll , then pasta , then eggs , then houses , now new cars, what else can't we buy?

Public demand for free range chooks and eggs has risen over the years......... chooks lay fewer eggs in cold weather............... that's what I've read.

Also a lot of battery hen facilities west of Geelong were in quarantine because of some disease outbreak earlier this year. There were warnings on the Vic Emergency website for months. Entirely possible the whole flocks were liquidated, but I dunno for sure.

DL

The egg producers might also be suffering from staff shortages due to staff being poached by other industries.

I hope this doesn't affect supplies for sunday morning eggs benedict at the local cafe.....ie , eggs, poached on hot shaved ham on warm muffins and warm hollandaise sauce drizzled everywhere........any variation from this is not eggs benedict.

grilled no

fried no

bacon no

fish,any no

any other sauce no

on sourdough no

on breadrolls no

on toasted turkish (that cuts the inside of your gums) no

get it ? yes? good

How do you drizzle warm muffins?

FIIK

I dunno what you're talking about