As inflation drove consumer prices up to dizzying heights in 2022, many households cut back on discretionary spending in order to afford essentials like fuel, food, and rent. Even more so than other grocery items, egg prices skyrocketed last year, and continued to soar in early 2023. (The only silver lining from that inflation-ridden hellscape was the advent of the word "eggflation.") While inflation has remained sticky across the economy, the most recent consumer price index (CPI) report shows promising year-over-year price index drops in some goods and services categories. Let's take a look at where you may be feeling some welcome relief—in the grocery store aisles, at the gas pump, and mo
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