Dehydrated eggs used to be very inexpensive. I bought a case (6) big cans I think in like 2009 for I want to say around $100. Wow that has changed. I still have

Dehydrated eggs used to be very inexpensive. I bought a case (6) big cans I think in like 2009 for I want to say around $100. Wow that has changed. I still have most of the case, not sure how long they last. I opened a can like 2 years ago and it had an oxygen absorber and was fine. I got them here. https://honeyville.com/ https://honeyville.com/ I highly recommend the 6 grain cereal, it's awesome. https://shop.honeyville.com/6-grain-rolled-cereal.html https://shop.honeyville.com/6-grain-rolled-cereal.html The dried eggs frankly were not as good. I think they were mostly yolks. They were good to bake with. For what it's worth chickens aren't that cheap to raise anyway. You need a coop and usually food. I'd rather just spend a little and avoid the hassle. The last batch of chickens I had never even made it to laying before they were all eaten by a fox or weasel or something. But free range chicken eggs are very tasty.