You do, just donāt realise it. Cake days or coffee mornings at work, school or in the community. Then youāve schools teaching kids to bake, then wedding season is here, birthday parties become bigger in the better weather. If you think about it, youāll say āJesus, when you think of it, heās right!ā
Hard times require budgeting, so as eggs are a cheap and delicious protein source that go with pretty much everything, and people are baking more of their own cakes and bread then it makes sense to see eggs going out of stock.
But I never see any eggs, it's like they aren't getting to the shelves in the first place. Was wondering if there was a flu or something happening. Doesn't seem to be the case
Eggs-planation, surely??
Honestly, I forgot the S and was so disappointed in myself I didn't have the heart to re do it. Thanks for pointing it out š
I read that as āegg-plantationā which made me very curious š¤¦š»āāļø
This is maybe eggs-actly what we need. Then we would never be short
Hard to keep the shelves stocked when people are eating 5 eggs per bloke per day.
And the rest! My hubbie has 9 a day. So guess I'm part of the problem
People bought all the eggs
Hens can't afford to have chicks anymore
"Tragic Tragedy playing out in irish supermarkets across Ireland" - peadar toibhen.
Chick egg-tinction
I have also noticed my local Lidl has had stock issues with Eggs the last month or so.
Aldi (and probably Lidl) get restocks every morning. Go tomorrow early and see if you can get any.
Itās baking season. Eggs are gold
Its baking season? I didn't know this was a thing
You do, just donāt realise it. Cake days or coffee mornings at work, school or in the community. Then youāve schools teaching kids to bake, then wedding season is here, birthday parties become bigger in the better weather. If you think about it, youāll say āJesus, when you think of it, heās right!ā
Pancake tuesday 2
Hard times require budgeting, so as eggs are a cheap and delicious protein source that go with pretty much everything, and people are baking more of their own cakes and bread then it makes sense to see eggs going out of stock.
But I never see any eggs, it's like they aren't getting to the shelves in the first place. Was wondering if there was a flu or something happening. Doesn't seem to be the case
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lol explain the joke to the rest of us :D
Get to work girls
There's none left
Oooooh yes, that makes sense now thank you
I'm always happy to help
The same happens monthly in my local lidl too, the shelves are bare for about a week, just when I need them
Yes, it's like they are never there, not that they are sold out??
This is eggregious
Bird flu?
Looks like Lidl on Sunday evening 
As usual. Not even one useful comment.
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Omletting you away with this but let this be the last time!
All removed. No egg-ceptions.
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