Is it just us, or does navigating the grocery store these days feel like youre stuck in a game of Chutes and Ladders? Dodging inflated egg prices and sriracha shortages at every turn, just making it to the cash register without needing a second mortgage feels damn near heroic. Were not imagining it, either. Even as prices in general are slowly coming down to normal across the U.S. economy, grocery prices have stayed high, causing a unique pain point in many households. According to the Department of Agriculture, late 2023 could find consumers paying almost 20 percent more for groceries compared to 2021. While this issue feels incredibly timely, its…