1 If the egg stays still, it is a hard boiled egg. 2  If the egg continues to slowly rotate or wobble it is uncooked. 3  This is because the liquid white and yolk are still spinning inside the shell.4  The egg's center of gravity shifts as the liquid contents move around, causing the egg to keep moving. If the egg stays still, it is a hard boiled egg. 2  If the egg continues to slowly rotate or wobble it is uncooked. 3  This is because the liquid white and yolk are still spinning inside the shell.
Use a couple of rebate offers to score a gallon of milk for less! Walmart offers Great Value Brand Milk for a low price. Where I live, the cost is $2.02 per gallon. Save even more with rebate offers from Ibotta and MobiSave. After redeeming both $0.25 rebates, the final cost for a gallon of milk is $1.52! Remember, milk prices are regional and may vary greatly from area to area.
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (US BLS) publishes the average price of a gallon of milk each month. The price is the average price charged in grocery stores within large US cities. You can see the recent prices for milk and many other consumer food items at the BLS website. As of this month (Jan 2015) the average price is $3.76 per gallon. During the past decade, the lowest average monthly price was $3.00 per gallon. And the highest was $3.96 per gallon. In small towns with low costs of living, especially near dairy farms, you can find lower prices.