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X-post from Foods... Egg Question
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jerseypanda
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X-post from Foods... Egg Question
Wasn't getting much response on the food board... thought I would cross post here.
Egg question...
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Posted 1/31/11 3:29 PM  |
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heidla
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Re: X-post from Foods... Egg Question
Found this...
You can always float them. If you are ever concerned about eggs being good you can gently place them in a container of water. If they sink they are good. If they float up to the top, toss them. They are spoiled. If they are kind of boyant but still on the bottom they are still good, just older.
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| Posted 1/31/11 3:35 PM |
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christinec2010
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Re: X-post from Foods... Egg Question
Eggs do not need to be refrigerated. Do the water test that another poster mentioned to make sure. I have heard that out of a refrigerator it could take up to 8 hours for eggs to become room temperature.
Message edited 1/31/2011 3:56:41 PM.
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| Posted 1/31/11 3:56 PM |
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jerseypanda
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Amanda
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Re: X-post from Foods... Egg Question
Posted by heidla
Found this...
You can always float them. If you are ever concerned about eggs being good you can gently place them in a container of water. If they sink they are good. If they float up to the top, toss them. They are spoiled. If they are kind of boyant but still on the bottom they are still good, just older.
This is great! Thanks so much!
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| Posted 1/31/11 4:05 PM |
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