A dozen eggs now costs $4.25 on average, but you can find them for less—if you know where to look.
The average retail price for eggs is now a staggering $4.25 per dozen, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, updated just this week. That's up over 18% since November, and a whopping 137% over the past year.now, people are shelling out two, even three times that," NBC'scorrespondent Emilie Ikeda reported on Thursday, pointing to one carton priced at $5.39."And if you want organic eggs, be prepared to cough up even more.
97 and $6.16 per dozen, respectively. TheAfter reading about these relatively affordable eggs,'s reporting holds up. Indeed, we found some eggs priced at $2.99, but these were only a half-dozen. A full dozen of Trader Joe's Large Cage-Free Brown Eggs cost $3.49. That's still a lot lower than the national average, but a bit more in line with other retailers nearby.Whole Foods charging $3.39 for a dozen of its 365-brand large brown eggs.
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