Do Eggs Cost More is a slightly political site that tracks the prices of common grocery items, and compares them to various key dates after the 2024 election. While political in nature, the data presented is not skewed or modified to make a point (if I'm wrong, I'm wrong).
I drew inspiration largely from others who vowed to track grocery prices manually after arguments about grocery prices were made. Since some of this data is available on free APIs, I made use of those and created this cheeky website to summarize what we all really want to know: do eggs cost more than they did.
This site is run anonymously. I know what happens when you put an email on the internet, and I know what happens when you point out someone is wrong. If you absolutely need to get a hold of me, you should already know where to look.
Feel free to link to this site, cite it, etc. The data is and source code is released under the Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. The source code is available on GitHub.
I don't modify the data I get and the calculations are accurate to the best of my knowledge, but I'm not a statistician. Please don't form policy or make life altering decisions based on the data I present on this site. More information about the methods used to collect and calculate data are on the Methodology Page.
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