The M egg was 75g, while the (more expensive!!) L egg was 65g…
And no, it wasn't a one-off. All M were larger than the L.
by francistheoctopus
The M egg was 75g, while the (more expensive!!) L egg was 65g…
And no, it wasn't a one-off. All M were larger than the L.
by francistheoctopus
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it’s a conspiracy
What was the weight range on M and L?
The ‘L’ means little obviously 🙄
M = Mega 😁
It’s 2025. I’ve just accepted that everywhere that I spent money, I’ll get scammed…
We can only be mad at ourselves for creating the world we live in today unfortunately
Same size is possible, M larger than L can’t be correct.
Before we label it as consumer fraud: was the L lighter than 63 gr?
“Bij de verkoop worden eieren als volgt geclassificeerd:
S – ei van minder dan 53 gram
M – ei van 53 – 63 gram
L – ei van 63 – 73 gram
XL – ei van 73 gram of meer
DD – ei met twee dooiers (dubbeldooier)”
The size is about how big the chicken will be at maturity, not the size of the egg.
Altijd nakijken.
First chicken: I lay eggs that are worth 5 cents!
Second chicken: and I lay eggs that are worth 6 cents!
First chicken: Pff, I’m not gonna strain my butt for just 1 cent!
Each egg is weight separately and sorted accordingly
So volume doesnt count by default
Ew boni 🤢
Soms als de kippen meer l dan m leggen. En de boer kan meer m verkopen…dan geraakt er wel eens een l in een m pakje. L blijft immers ook niet eeuwig vers. Wie gaat er nu klagen dat die teveel heeft gekregen.
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