Waffle House’s Egg Surcharge Is Off The Menu

With the domestic egg supply in a more stable condition, Waffle House has removed its egg surcharge.

The popular breakfast food chain originally announced the 50 cent per egg surcharge back in February, after high path avian flu caused an egg shortage and sent pricecs soaring.

However, since prices have come down, that surcharge is now gone as well.

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