Eggs
Though eggs have gotten a bad rep in the past, nowadays nutritionists all across the nation agree that they’re actually a highly nutritious option whether you’re on a budget or not. Luckily, they’re also affordable. Just take it from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s “Egg Markets Overview”, which looks at wholesale prices on the New York market, often considered a bellwether for the rest of the U.S.
At the time of writing this article, the overview stated that you could snatch a dozen large shell eggs for as little as 85 cents. Having two eggs for breakfast will, therefore, last you 6 days, so that’s 6 breakfasts you don’t have to worry about spending extra money on.
Hard-boiled, scrambled, sunny side up or made into an omelet are great options, especially if you toss in some frozen vegetables on the side. But you can also use them for casseroles. See, eggs aren’t just great for adding moisture to your baked goods!
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