Real shoppers tracking what staples actually cost —
compared to official government data.
Eggs, Grade A Large
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Submission guidelines for Eggs, Grade A Large
Grade A large eggs, 12-count carton only. Do not submit prices for 6-count, 18-count, organic, or free range eggs. Standard carton, any brand.
How this works
Shoppers across America can submit what they actually paid for everyday staples. We compare those prices to the government's official monthly figures for the same items, and the findings are often surprising.
About Eggs, Grade A Large Prices
Grade A large eggs are one of the most closely watched grocery staples in the United States. The U.S. government tracks the average retail price of a dozen large eggs monthly through the Bureau of Labor Statistics. CrowdCPI compares that official figure to what shoppers actually report paying at the register — through the 2022–2023 avian influenza outbreak that drove prices to record highs, and through every swing since. Our data goes back to 2016.