https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/la-carnicería-buenos-aires?select=VzedP5ZHEGhpZGH6vKhtmQRies I`m so envious... Will try the Carniceria Salads... The Mercado Central receives produce from small quintas 100 kms away...
https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/la-carnicería-buenos-aires?select=VzedP5ZHEGhpZGH6vKhtmQ
they dont always have it, and sometimes its not on the menu, you gotta ask. And what it has in it varies, depending on whats available.
Similar for me. (although they weren't quite so low a mere week ago). Bought in Liniers.30 eggs for 85 at my local carniceria. Price increased from 45 to 85 a week ago.
It wasn't just the pharmacist either. The Argentinians next to us on the counter seemed to be smirking at our expense.
The Elhombresinnombre Egg Index is never going to be as famous as the Big Mac but regular readers may like to know that in the past fifteen months the same eggs have increased in price and yesterday they cost me AR125 for 30. That's less than 25% inflation over the year and here's a thing: since I was last here, the Feria has started accepting debit cards. On Tuesdays and Saturdays Banco Ciudad offer 20% discount on purchases which effectively wipes out the year's egg-inflation increase if you use their card. Unfortunately, that's the kind of benefit that can only be added once into an inflation calculation so I guess we have to hope the worst is behind us now.By the way, by the way, my 30 eggs for 55 pesos which became 30 eggs for 65 became 30 eggs for 95 this week. Now that did surprise me!
The Elhombresinnombre Egg Index is never going to be as famous as the Big Mac but regular readers may like to know that in the past fifteen months the same eggs have increased in price and yesterday they cost me AR125 for 30. That's less than 25% inflation over the year and here's a thing: since I was last here, the Feria has started accepting debit cards. On Tuesdays and Saturdays Banco Ciudad offer 20% discount on purchases which effectively wipes out the year's egg-inflation increase if you use their card. Unfortunately, that's the kind of benefit that can only be added once into an inflation calculation so I guess we have to hope the worst is behind us now.