If you ignore the average wages at the time then perhaps. This is a pretty interesting answer (the thing I forgot is that chicken laid significantly less eggs

If you ignore the average wages at the time then perhaps. This is a pretty interesting answer (the thing I forgot is that chicken laid significantly less eggs back then than modern ones do): https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/afq8jy/how_often_did_medieval_peasants_eat_eggs/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/afq8jy/how_o... (It claims that even rural peasants could hardly afford to eat more than an egg or two per week) Regarding ale most poor people probably drank the .75d one and no the one which cost 1.5d. (Also poor people still mainly drank water) e.g. the daily wage for a semi skilled worker was 2-3d. If you have to fed a family that’s not a lot and eating eggs would certainly not be that common.