Waffle House Adds 50-Cent Surcharge on Every Egg

Waffle House Adds 50-Cent Surcharge on Every Egg
A Waffle House restaurant in Miami Gardens, Fla., on July 30, 2024. Joe Raedle/Getty Images
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The Waffle House, a restaurant chain known for its 24/7 hours, good simple food, and iconic yellow and black signs beckoning across the American South, has added a 50-cent surcharge on every egg it sells in response to the rise in egg prices caused by bird flu outbreaks.

The additional charge took effect on Monday, but the company noted the surcharge isn’t permanent.

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