Eggs in fridge or not?

[SpiderMonkey]

We keep our eggs in the fridge but some say not to, so what do you do?
and if you know why we shouldn't then let me know

Yes.

Otherwise when you buy a fridge it wouldn't come with an egg tray, would it?

[moon_blue]

we dont keep em in the fridge, aparently its not good for them, cant say why tho'

[SpiderMonkey]

Originally Posted by Nev

Yes.

Otherwise when you buy a fridge it wouldn't come with an egg tray, would it?

Exactly what I said to the 'doubting Thomas' who questioned me

[Keithy]

Originally Posted by Nev

Yes.

Otherwise when you buy a fridge it wouldn't come with an egg tray, would it?

And if you buy one of those ceramic "Chickens" to hold your eggs.....

Fridge.

[steveisfrowning]

worktop

in bowl (handy hint - stops em rolling)

[1of1]

Fridge, but adjust timing when making a boiled egg if you wanna dunk yer soldiers

[symon]

Fridge.

They will go off faster at a warmer temperature.

[Keithy]

How come 7 people have expressed an opinion but we only have 5 votes

[badgers_nadgers]

Maybe posting via tapatalk, which doesn't show the poll and let you vote like me.

I don't like to keep eggs in the fridge, but my wife does, so we keep them in the fridge.

[badgers_nadgers]

For most things, eggs should be used at room temperature, which is why i prefer to keep them out. Thy don't last as long though. Depends how fast you get through them really.

they're not kept in a fridge in the shop.

[steveisfrowning]

Because I have my eggs in a bowl it means I can cool myself on hot summer days by placing my man-eggs in the fridge egg holder.

remind me never to accept a bacon and egg sarnie from steve.

[Dr GTA]

Fridge, unless you have a nice cool pantry

[divadiva]

Fridge


Pure durt sif, btw...sounds like a sideshow attraction at a fairground

[Keithy]

Originally Posted by OperationAlfa

Fridge, unless you have a nice cool pantry

Has anyone still got a pantry?

[Al Faromeo]

High throughput, living close to farmer:

Keep eggs on worktop.
Same temperature as my oil.
And vinegar.

So that making my own mayonaise is a doodle: cold yolks will not blend well in sauces and mayonnaise.

Apparently, the trick to unrefrigerated eggs is temperature maintenance. Food spoils when it is subject to repeated changes in temperature so ensuring that eggs can be maintained at room temperature or slightly lower will help keep them fresh. If you buy eggs that have been refrigerated you should keep them refrigerated.
Also store your eggs blunt end up so as not to compress the air chamber unduly, and to keep the yolk in place.

Brought to you by the eggman of the Interweb (How to Store Eggs | eHow.com, How to Store Fresh Chicken Eggs: Traditional and Modern Methods for Preserving Eggs) - the selection is my own, i.e. I have only copied and pasted stuff that supports my method, not the whole list of documents that support the fridge approach to storing eggs.

Originally Posted by divadiva

Fridge


Pure durt sif, btw...sounds like a sideshow attraction at a fairground

A man placing his testes in an egg rack sounds like a sideshow attraction at a fairground?

What kind of ****ed up fairs did you go to as a kid?!

[divadiva]

Originally Posted by munky

A man placing his testes in an egg rack sounds like a sideshow attraction at a fairground?

What kind of ****ed up fairs did you go to as a kid?!

You 'crack' me up, man!

*Better get my coat*

[Keithy]

Don't go eggsploiting the situation Diva!

[divadiva]

Originally Posted by Keithy

Don't go eggsploiting the situation Diva!

Taxi on it's way....get your coat also (you haven't pulled, btw...you know what I mean)

[ACAPULCO AL]

Originally Posted by badgers_nadgers

I don't like to keep eggs in the fridge, but my wife does, so we keep them in the fridge.

what he said

my wife would keep the entire house in the fridge if it would fit

[steveisfrowning]

Originally Posted by divadiva

Fridge


Pure durt sif, btw...sounds like a sideshow attraction at a fairground

Just don't tell me "you can't make an omelette".