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As reported byUSA Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture expects egg prices to increase 41% this year.
Also seethese hacks for cutting your grocery bill in half.
Carbonated Water
One of the most economical ways to replace eggs is with carbonated water.
This performed well in a muffin recipe among egg substitutes as tested byThe Kitchn.
Replace one egg with one-quarter cup of carbonated water.
Carbonated water is very affordable, so you might replace your eggs for much less.
Instead, it more so just serves as a binding agent.
you might use one-quarter cup of applesauce to replace one egg.
Ground Flaxseed
Another binding agent alternative is ground flaxseed.
But dont just dump these in raw.
In many cases, though, you may not even taste it.
For example, you could get a 16-ounce bag of flaxseed atWalmartfor $3.48.
This could be good in some puddings, for example.
Depending on what brand you buy, this could work out to just a few cents per egg replacement.
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