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Farm eggs, one dozen
UnverifiedHomemade · buyer bewareFresh this week

Farm eggs, one dozen

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Brown eggs from a small flock in Devon. Unwashed, so they keep on the counter for a few days or in the fridge longer. Not inspected. Example ad so you can see a farm listing.

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Farm eggs, one dozen

$6

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Farm eggs, one dozen · $6
Brown eggs from a small flock in Devon. Unwashed, so they keep on the counter for a few days or in the fridge longer. Not inspected. Example ad so you can see a farm listing.
Also on Paddle & Trade: /listing/demo-eggs
Meet at Central Library lobby, 1 Reading Room Lane. Pay sits in Paddle Hold — not cash in a driveway.
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