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Experiencing shell shock in the dairy department? We’ve hatched a few workarounds to egg shortages and price hikes. bbernard / Shutterstock.com
According to a report from CNN, the national average cost of one dozen eggs in the second week of January 2023 was $4.33. Last year around this time, 12 cackleberries cost only $1.33, on average. That ain’t chicken feed to consumers who are already being hammered by inflation or to restaurants, bakeries and other food producers that use a lot of eggs. Blame a combination of avian flu and overall…
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