Where’s the Eggo Waffle Bailout?

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The country is experiencing a dire shortage of Eggo waffles after two complications at Kellogg’s Atlanta plant halted production for months. When the Georgia Department of Agriculture found a bacteria problem in the factory in September, Kellogg went to work correcting that. Just as the plant was ready to reopen for business, October’s flooding shut the facility down again. Repairs at the company’s Tennessee facility have also reportedly slowed production. Now, no one can find an Eggo, and those who have are loathe to leggo. Eggo is now rationing waffles until mid-2010, when things are expected to return to normal:

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