tenses - Present simple vs. present perfect

I'm doing a key word transformation and I've come to this sentence:

There aren't any eggs left.
"We ____ eggs".

I should complete the sentence with 2–5 words using the word "run".

At first I thought of

We run out of eggs.

but could I use present simple here if it's not a repeated event? Should I use

We've run out of eggs.

Answer

Yes, pretty much as you've been arguing:

We run out of eggs.

Running out of eggs is a thing that we do.

We've run out of eggs.

We have recently run out of eggs, and therefore it can reasonably be inferred that we have no eggs.