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Eggs kept in the fridge... yay or ney? :)
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have 4 chickens and never put eggs in fridge unless for breeding as eggs in fridge freeze the beginning of life, hence if you crack an egg from fridge sometimes you see the red part, and eggs are in shops for weeks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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And the 6 egg plastic tray thing in the fridge just takes up valuable space I usually reserve for quail stock and the like. That and the fact I go through 30-40 eggs a week makes it just ridiculous |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I only keep my eggs in the fridge if hard boiled in prep for the next day, other than that NO"
Good point. Boiled eggs in a salad for lunch... 
Or would that be an eggcelent point? (I know. .groan)
Egg based puns..go  |
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An egg is the only food you will buy that comes complete with air tight protection from bacteria - the shell.
Don't put them in the fridge or they have to cook from a very low temperature.
Silly.
As someone above said.... Only cooked eggs need fridging.
BTW.....Why do they sell those chicken shaped egg baskets if you are supposed to keep eggs in the fridge ?
Just a shady shelf in the kitchen is fine.
Cook from room temperature. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just to point out chickens are at there optimum for laying eggs at around age 3 upwards and with eu regulations they all have to be disposed of by that age, so I rescued 4 chickens at 50p each nothing tastier than fresh from garden and the yolks are a lovely sunny yellow |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"And the 6 egg plastic tray thing in the fridge just takes up valuable space I usually reserve for quail stock and the like. That and the fact I go through 30-40 eggs a week makes it just ridiculous"
Omg , isn't that bad for the cholesterol? |
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"Neither......She keeps them in her ovaries. 
God that's a bad one, even from me."
No you're right! The O.P. never said chicken eggs... 
We've stumbled into some strange sort of fertility experiment ! |
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"Just to point out chickens are at there optimum for laying eggs at around age 3 upwards and with eu regulations they all have to be disposed of by that age, so I rescued 4 chickens at 50p each nothing tastier than fresh from garden and the yolks are a lovely sunny yellow "
Someone's been yolking with you. Pretty much none of that is true.
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No chicken bum action going on here
No though seems to be the right answer. I like the cold-hot contrast in a lot of things (well desserts mainly) but not with cooking eggs.
Also means more room for chocolate in the fridge! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And the 6 egg plastic tray thing in the fridge just takes up valuable space I usually reserve for quail stock and the like. That and the fact I go through 30-40 eggs a week makes it just ridiculous
Omg , isn't that bad for the cholesterol? "
Just had mine checked. Completely fine...I just like protein haha |
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By *abydollxxWoman
over a year ago
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I always put my eggs in the fridge so my fridge doesn't look so bare.
I'm pretty sure I read on some egg packaging to refrigerate. I don't know why it said that because as people above me have said, they're not in a fridge when you buy them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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No need. Dont wash them either as you destroy the protective coating and they will go bad quickly.
I wish eggs still had the little lion datestamp on so you could tell when they were laid. Then you would know how fresh they were. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No need. Dont wash them either as you destroy the protective coating and they will go bad quickly.
I wish eggs still had the little lion datestamp on so you could tell when they were laid. Then you would know how fresh they were."
They still have dates on them i'm sure? X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No need. Dont wash them either as you destroy the protective coating and they will go bad quickly.
I wish eggs still had the little lion datestamp on so you could tell when they were laid. Then you would know how fresh they were.
They still have dates on them i'm sure? X"
Thats just to cover the suppliers and supermarkets arses |
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We do keep eggs in the fridge even knowing that you shouldn't lol. The shell is actually porous so if they are kept near strong smelling food stuffs like onions, they will pick up the taste/smell of them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We do keep eggs in the fridge even knowing that you shouldn't lol. The shell is actually porous so if they are kept near strong smelling food stuffs like onions, they will pick up the taste/smell of them."
you shouldnt keep a cut onion in the fridge un wrapped. They absorb any toxins in the atmosphere. Tho if you still use toxic paint to decorate rooms then putting a cut onion in the room gets rid of them  |
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