In Croatia, the two most common prices are 2,59 and 2,65 euro, so we could say that the average common price is 2,62 euro, or 26 cents per egg. The cheapest that I’ve seen was 1,66 euro (discounted price), and the most expensive 3,29 euro (free range).


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  1. I paid 2,59€ today for the ones where the chickens are let outside. The cheapest ones were 1,99€ I think.

  2. The cheapest are probably the one you said but they get expensive once you give the chickens a better life. A 6 pack cost about 3-4€ last time we bought it because it was free chickens and organic

  5. Depends on the egg size, how the chickens are treated, and the store. Somewhere from 1.60eu to 4.40eu.

    I’m buying fresh L size eggs from a local supplier for 21c per egg., so for me the average is 2.10eu.

  6. Depends really. I’d say 4-8 CHF should be around the average. You can get cheaper, usually imported eggs but honestly you also can get eggs more expensive than 8 bucks for 10

  7. You have 10-packs of eggs, interesting. We most commonly have eggs in packs of 6, 12 or 18.

  8. Regular eggs are between 2 and 3.22 per 10 piece carton. Bio eggs are closer to 4 euro. Watching the other comments, I guess we in Romania are screwed over big time. We make like 1 tenth of what a German earns on average, but we pay basically the same for food and gas. Wicked.

  9. Most of supermarkets only sell free range eggs, which cost about €40c per egg, or >€50c for Bio local eggs. Industrial eggs are about €20/25c per egg

  11. In Brazil it is about R$ 8,10.

    In dollars: $1,48

    In euros: $1,34

    In pounds: $1,12

  12. In Ireland, a 12 pack of eggs is €2.29. For the free range pack of 12 it’s €4.09.

    This is from what’s considered an expensive supermarket, you can definitely get cheaper in Lidl/Aldi

  13. Aldi dozen medium €3.79, Tesco dozen medium €3.85.

    We have packs of 6, 12 and 18.

  15. Austria.

    Barn eggs, pack of 10, medium size, about 2,50€ (cheapest option probably).

    Free range eggs, pack of 10, medium size, about 3€.

    For Bio (organic) eggs, pack of 10, medium size, about 4€.

    Honestly, Bio is worth the extra Euro. Good quality eggs were life changing once I graduated from poor student to person with a job.

  16. Never seen eggs sold in that quantity in Spain or Portugal. It’s always 6, 12, 18, 24.

    Either way, my grandmother has hens and I get my eggs from her, so I don’t pay attention to supermarket egg prices. I believe it’s around €2 in Portugal atm.

  17. Depends on which grocery store. In Turkish supermarkets, it is way cheaper than in Albert Heijn or Jumbo. 

  18. 10 medium eggs range from about 45 to 50 CZK (1.78 – 1.98 EUR), but they’re occasionally on sale for about 30 CZK (1.19 EUR). You can also get larger packs of 20 or (more commonly) 30, the latter of which I’ve seen on sale for as low as 70 CZK (2.77 EUR).

  19. In Estonia the average is around 0,2-0,25€ per egg. So it would be 2,5€ for 10.

  20. 10 eggs is an unusual amount, so we need to do some conversion.

    * Cheapest is 20 medium/large brown free-range indoor eggs, unit price 2:45 kronor.
    * Most expensive is 6 large organic free-range outdoor (when weather allow) eggs, unit price 4:32 kronor.

    Multiply with 10 is 24:50–43:20 kronor. Converting to Euro is **2:15–3:80€ per 10 eggs**.

    *Source: [Willy:s](https://www.willys.se/sok?q=%C3%84gg&sort=compareprice%3Aasc)*

  21. Should be around that price here in Germany, only the min. wages here are propably higher. 🤔

  23. Around 2.50 for 6 bio eggs, or 4.75 for a pack of 12. For the sake of the poor things I don’t buy anything else (I know, even better would be to not eat eggs).

  25. Today I bought 12 for the price of 10 at Lidl (XXL week) for 1.72€, medium size.

    Usually I see eggs that are sold in 6 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 pcs per package.

  26. Depends I often pay 19 to 24 €cent a egg. In the Netherlands most egg cartons hold 6, 12 or 18 eggs. Sometimes even a tray of 30. Medium size, free range eggs.

  27. Depends on the size and how the chickens are rised (in cages, in hall, outside, village or eco). On average the cheapest are ca. 0,16e per egg, to 0,7e for very good ones.

  28. I’d say 2,5€ is the average in Poland. Mostly the free range ones will go up to 3,25€

    But sometimes there might be a deal to get a pack for half of that at around 1,5€

  29. Di kupuješ jaja? Na Trešnjevci se prodaje 10 jaja €2,10, veličina L. Prepostavljam da si iz zga zbog tvog usernamea…

  30. What weight?
    Battery shite, free range, organic?

    You’ll have to be more specific 

  31. They are sell in dozens here. It ranges from 1.50 to 3.50 or so, depending on how the hens are kept.

  33. In the supermarket, eggs are ~0.30-0.50€ per egg. Packages are 4, 6, 10 or _a lot_ (20?) of eggs. 6 and 10 are the most common.

  34. In Italy, where I am, 10 medium eggs today will cost you about 1.8 euros at places like Lidl and EuroSpin. A bit more at other shops or large or free range eggs.

  35. 10 eggs in Sweden would be the equivalent of 2.5 euros. So 25cents per egg.

    But you can currently get 2×24 pack of eggs for the equivalent of 7,47 euros. So roughly 17,7 cents per eggs.

    Bigger packs = usually less per egg.

    All from free range chickens.

  36. You can get 10 packs of eggs here in Ireland, they come in 6, 10, 12, 18 and 20 packs.

    The most common size packs are 6 or 12.

    10 free range eggs are around €3.30

    Just looking at my local branch of Dunnes Stores and they range from 21 cents to 50 cents per egg.

  37. At Albert Heijn I’m seeing €2.09 for 10 is the cheapest (barn eggs) and €5.99 for the most expensive free range option.

    At jumbo I’m seeing €2.49 for 12.

    I think I paid €2.59 for 12 at Lidl last month..

  39. It is rare to see eggs sold by 10 in the UK, but 12 pack works out £0.22 per egg in Tesco. 15 pack will be £0.15 per egg.

  41. In Portugal we have packs with 6 or 12,and usually you can choose from 3 sizes, medium, large and XL. The price is according the size.

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