What Aisle Are Eggs In?
Eggs are in the dairy section, usually in a refrigerated case along the back wall of the store near milk, butter, and cheese.
Where to Find It by Store
Walmart
Aisle: Back Wall
Section: Dairy
Refrigerated dairy cases along the back wall, near milk and butter.
Kroger
Aisle: Back Wall
Section: Dairy Department
Dairy cooler along the back of the store, with Simple Truth organic options.
Aldi
Aisle: Refrigerated Section
Section: Dairy
Dairy cooler near milk and butter. Goldhen brand eggs.
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Where Different Types Live
Conventional Eggs
Standard white or brown eggs from caged hens. The most affordable option in most stores.
Free-Range Eggs
From hens with access to outdoor space. Slightly more expensive with potentially richer yolks.
Organic Eggs
From hens fed organic feed without antibiotics or hormones. USDA certified organic label required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are eggs in the dairy section?▼
Eggs are shelved with dairy because they need refrigeration and are commonly purchased alongside milk and butter. They are not actually a dairy product.
Is there a difference between white and brown eggs?▼
The color depends on the breed of hen. Nutritionally, white and brown eggs are identical. Brown eggs tend to cost more because the hens that lay them are larger and eat more feed.
How long do eggs last in the fridge?▼
Eggs typically last 3-5 weeks past the pack date when refrigerated. The sell-by date is a guide for the store; eggs are usually good well beyond that date.