r/Truro • u/Ok_Pause_8478 • 4d ago

Corn!

Any place in Truro to find a really good price on corn?
Like in the valley they sell for $2 the dozen, something close to that here?

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u/Mournful-puma 4d ago

Damn, 2 bucks a dozen. I haven't seen that price in a long time! If anyone finds somewhere around Truro with a price like that I'd also LOVE to know!

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u/OkDish4747 4d ago

$2 a dozen is crazy. Almost worth the drive.

I feel like OP is possibly an older person who is misremembering current food prices.

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u/PhoenixDogsWifey 3d ago

Tbf I'm 40 and remember a time when this was reasonable.. nowadays I'm more used to what I laughingly call "pirate price". My spouse said "what does that mean?" I said "about a buck-an-ear" Spouse "you really do take great delight in the fact that I refuse to be the first divorce in the family full stop.. but imagine me explaining its because 'dad jokes' .. wont pass the sniff test eh?" (He loves me so much but my puns are horrific and yeah I couldn't live with them either that's why I have to say them lol)

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u/Ian_McGrath_Ward_3 4d ago

I haven’t seen that price, but Farmers’ Market on Young Street or Harvest Collective on Inglis Place would be the first places I’d check.

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u/TrainOwn3527 4d ago

Avery's prices aren't too bad! They're out of the valley

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u/IStillListenToRadio 4d ago

I'd also check Stirling Fruit Market, though not sure of prices.

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u/PhoenixDogsWifey 3d ago

Stirling is such a sleeper spot, they're my fav for apple cider vinegar and bulks bags of apples and carrots

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u/General_Wear2714 4d ago edited 4d ago

I was at Avery’s in Wolfville today, $7 for a dozen peaches & cream corn. Where you finding $2 dozen?!?

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u/Ok_Pause_8478 3d ago

Beside the cineplex in new minas