Good news for American consumers — and another win for the Trump economy. A new DoorDash analysis released Monday reveals that prices for everyday goods — from breakfast staples to tech gadgets — have fallen significantly since 2024, marking a clear reversal of the crippling inflation Americans endured during Joe Biden’s presidency.

The report’s “Breakfast Basics Index,” which tracks the cost of three eggs, a glass of milk, a bagel, and an avocado, dropped 14% since March and 1.7% year-over-year through September 2025. That means your morning meal now costs around $4.35 nationwide, compared to $5.07 earlier this year.

And here’s the kicker: egg prices — a symbol of Biden’s inflation crisis — have plunged 85% since March, according to President Donald Trump, who credited his administration’s policies for restoring price stability to American households.

Prices, of course, vary by region. The most affordable breakfast in America is found in Arlington, Texas, at just $3.21, while Honolulu, Hawaii — still plagued by sky-high shipping costs and local taxes — tops the list at $6.66.

Beyond breakfast, the DoorDash report highlights a broad decline in consumer prices since Trump returned to office — a stunning turnaround from the 40-year-high inflation of the Biden years.

Here’s what the data shows:

• Cereals and bars: down from $5.27 (2024) to $5.16 (2025)

• Condiments: $4.75 to $4.72

• Creamers: $5.41 to $5.38

• Computers & accessories: $95.91 to $93.16

• Toys & games: $17.51 to $16.72

• Outdoor goods: down an average of 23 cents nationwide

Even household essentials saw relief:

• Laundry products: $10.88 → $10.66

• Pain relievers: $8.61 → $8.51

• Toothpaste: $5.48 → $5.36

• Diapers: steady around $12.60

Only a few items ticked up slightly — shampoo (up 29 cents) and toilet paper (up just 13 cents). In other words, everyday life is getting cheaper again — and it’s no accident.

Trump’s economic policies are also showing results beyond retail goods. Under his administration, the rise in restaurant prices slowed from 4.8% annually under Biden to just 3.2% this year. That’s real relief for millions of families.

And while the Biden-era bureaucracies at the Departments of Labor and Commerce remain bogged down amid the recent government shutdown, DoorDash’s independent data provides a real-time look at the rebound in affordability taking place under Trump’s leadership.

The trend extends to other key sectors:

• Walmart’s Thanksgiving bundle — a meal for 10 people — now costs under $40 total, or about $4 per person, compared to roughly $7 per person last year.

• Trump struck landmark deals with Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and EMD Serono, slashing the cost of major drugs. For example, Ozempic and Wegovy, once priced near $1,000–$1,350 per month, will soon retail for around $350/month on the new TrumpRX platform launching in January.

• The typical new mortgage now costs $3,000 less per year, as the Federal Reserve — under pressure from Trump’s pro-growth policies — has already cut rates twice, bringing them down to 3.75–4.0%.

After four years of reckless spending, inflated prices, and empty promises from Biden and the Democrats, Americans are finally seeing the benefits of real economic leadership again.

Bottom line: the numbers don’t lie — prices are down, confidence is up, and the American middle class is getting back on its feet. Under President Trump, prosperity isn’t a slogan — it’s a reality.