Hillendale Farms is one of the largest, nastiest egg producers in the country. If they paid me to eat their eggs, I would refuse.
They have been responsible for salmonella outbreaks, multiple cases of animal abuse and inhumane conditions for their birds, massive fires at their facilities that killed hundreds of thousands of hens in tiny cages, sued for price gouging, and having executives sentenced to prison for unsafe practices and embezzlement.
I'm no vegetarian, and I eat eggs regularly. However, 99 cents for the shittiest eggs around is not a bargain.
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valiumblue on May 29th, 2025 at 04:34 UTC »
Look at the expiration dates. Our store did this and they expired the following day!
gustin444 on May 29th, 2025 at 05:01 UTC »
Hillendale Farms is one of the largest, nastiest egg producers in the country. If they paid me to eat their eggs, I would refuse.
They have been responsible for salmonella outbreaks, multiple cases of animal abuse and inhumane conditions for their birds, massive fires at their facilities that killed hundreds of thousands of hens in tiny cages, sued for price gouging, and having executives sentenced to prison for unsafe practices and embezzlement.
I'm no vegetarian, and I eat eggs regularly. However, 99 cents for the shittiest eggs around is not a bargain.
_scyllinice_ on May 29th, 2025 at 05:08 UTC »
Where I am (the Midwest), a dozen large eggs is $3.68 and a 30 count is $7.73. Less than it used to be, but more than it was last year.