But a dozen brown, large, grade A eggs can be had for less than $5.
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Yeah, I didn't expect such a detailed answer, because I just wanted to remind our US friends, if eggs become too expensive, they can get a chicken, if they have space. I'm from EU and I'm probably not allowed to have a chicken on the balcony of my appartment or in the apartment buildings nice garden. It would be a mess. It was definitely a good read though and if I ever move to a home with a garden I own alone, having chickens is not off the table.