We needed a few more eggs before we leave for home next week so I walked down the street to the convenience store. They keep their eggs in front of the deli meats case. (Eggs are not refrigerated outside of North America - see, for instance:)

All sizes are kept together, you choose your size or color as you pick them out and bag them. I brought along my own carton but most people just put them in a plastic bag - Egyptian eggs have thick shells. Once home, I compared sizes of the six I chose. They ranged from 52 grams (small) to 68 (large). One would do well to weigh the eggs when baking cookies.

I paid 2 EGP apiece for the eggs, about eleven cents. One might do a bit better at an egg store like this one but it is about a half-mile away.

I blogged about one of the Christian egg stores back in 2017.
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